New #OpenAccess OnlineFirst article by Victoria Flood: Prophecy as History: A New Study of the Prophecies of Merlin Silvester rdcu.be/UpLa

New OnlineFirst article in Neophilologus: "An Old Norse Analogue to Wiglaf’s Lament (BeowulfLines 3077–3086)" by Leonard Neidorf: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Not a bad day's work! #academicpublishing

Journal woes under COVID-19: We have received twice as many articles in the last 4 months than we normally do!

After 11 years, Thijs Porck has stepped down as Managing Editor of Neophilologus. Porck handled the proofs of 400+ accepted articles and had to reject 600+ articles after peer review; he also oversaw the transition to an online submission system and co-edited the centenary volume

Was the Old English word mann gender-neutral? Interesting Open Access article in Neophilologus! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

In February 1915, Professors Salverda de Grave, Scholte, Sneyders de Vogel, Swaen and Frantzen and editorial secretary Dr Gallas decided to found a journal; in February 2018, this journal has reached volume 102 and has joined Twitter.

The Ormulum in the Seventeenth Century: The Manuscript and Its Early Readers New Open Access article by Kees Dekker in Neophilologus! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Our best read article in 2016 was: Entrevistas de galeotes: "Cervantes, Alemán y la microhistoria de los marginados", by Konstantin Mierau #OpenAccess #SpanishLiterature link.springer.com/article/10.100…

"The name of the journal will be: Neo-Philologus"

The famous medievalist Paul Zumthor (1915-1995) not only published six articles in Neophilologus, he also served on its editorial board between 1969 and 1971. Here is a link to his first contribution from 1951: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

#new in Neophilologus: Masculinity and Pornography in Martin Amis’s London Fields link.springer.com/article/10.100… #literature

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A Key to The Land of Cokaygne: Satire or Parody? An #OpenAccess article in Neophilologus by Bart Veldhoen link.springer.com/article/10.100… #medievaltwitter

‘La Beauté’: Art and Dialogism in the Poetry of Baudelaire An #OpenAccess article by Jennifer Yee in Neophilologus! #FrenchLiterature link.springer.com/article/10.100…

It is still March, but our April issue is already available online! Philological articles on literature in Spanish, German, Old Saxon, Old English, Middle English and Modern English link.springer.com/journal/11061/…

Some good advice for future submissions! Also: great screenshot! x.com/ericweiskott/s…