We are now accepting proposals for several new anthologies that Theory Underground is publishing [between Winter 2024, and 2025]. Watch this Call for Proposals session to learn more about the different topics/themes of the volumes. Because space is limited, you'll want to craft a good proposal. To that end:

We're not just accepting random papers, but specifically research that is directly related to the themes of the volumes. Everyone will be highly encouraged, if accepted, to first present their research att TUCON 2024 (not necessarily in-person, i.e. in Mexico, but can be done over Zoom). Proposals for the in-person conference are due June 1st, and the rest are due June 15th. The proposal, research, presentation, and publishing process is a great way to join the conversation and help move "from the theory scene into our emerging intellectual milieu."

To really get the vibe, vision, subject-matter, and criteria for the different anthologies, you'll want to watch this Call for Proposals call-in we recently recorded. In this video you'll find everything you need to know to figure out if you're interested in publishing at TU this year, as well as everything you'll need to know in order to do so! I think you will all be very impressed with Andy. He's helping us refine our craft! 

I hope you'll think seriously about joining. Learning to read theory is a lifelong process. Learning to write it is another beast altogether - but reading, writing, and thinking go hand in hand! Most people who write theory are just working out their thoughts, and haven't learned how to present their ideas to others. Whether you're at the sophomore or post-grad level in theory, you'll benefit from this workshop!