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Final Manuscript Preparation Guidelines for Virginia Woolf: Selected Papers

This document provides details on typesetting and layout requirements pertaining to final manuscript submission to Virginia Woolf: Selected Papers.

Formatting Requirements

Citation Style

VWSP follows Chicago Style with a complete endnote system in lieu of a Bibliography. When citing works by Virginia Woolf, include the bibliographic information in a footnote when the works are first cited. Thereafter, use the Abbreviation List and cite the works in-text, as below.

  • Example (first citation):
  • "Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself.”1
  • 1 Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway, intro. Bonnie Kime Scott (New York: Harcourt, 2006), 3.
  • Example (subsequent citation):
  • “For it was the middle of June” (MD 4).

For non-Woolf citations, please use endnotes. The first citation of a work should include the full bibliographic information. Subsequent citations of the work should use a short title format. Do not include a separate bibliography.

  • If images are included, use high-resolution images and submit them separately from the manuscript.

    • General Submission Guidelines

    • Write your paper in English, using US spelling and punctuation conventions.
    • Do not include a title page.
    • Please double-space the entire manuscript. (Endnotes may be single-spaced.) All text should be left-justified.
    • Use Times New Roman font; main text should be 12 pt. while endnotes should be 10 pt.; font color should be black (although color may be used in figures, maps, etc.)
    • Submit your manuscript to the volume editor as a single file.