The Hispanic Journal (HJ) is an academic publication sponsored by the Department of Language, Literature, and Writing at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. As a double-blind, peer-reviewed journal, we maintain a commitment to publishing high-quality research and criticism in the fields of Spanish, Catalan, Galician, Basque, and Luso-Brazilian literature, culture, film, and linguistics.
HJ is published twice a year, providing a platform for scholars and researchers to share their insights and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the aforementioned areas. In addition to research articles, we also accept interviews, translations, creative works, and book and film reviews that fall within the scope of our disciplines. Visit our list of Suggested Books available for review.
All submissions to the Hispanic Journal undergo a rigorous evaluation process. It begins with a recommendation from a member of our esteemed editorial board, followed by evaluation from an advisory board member with expertise in the specific area addressed by the submission. Finally, the editor carefully reviews the work to make the final recommendation. We welcome submissions written in Spanish, English, or Portuguese.
The journal aspires to foster intellectual dialogue within the academic community. HJ welcomes submissions of original and previously unpublished studies exclusively.
HJ Updates: October 17, 2024
- HJ's Vol. 45.2 (Fall 2024) is at the printers.
- You can now access the current issues of HJ in a digital format via the Marketplace.
- HJ welcomes articles, interviews, and creative writings on US Latino literatures and cultures as well.
- Advertise with HJ. For information, see How to Subscribe.
HJ accepts articles and book and film reviews all year round and welcomes interviews, translations, and creative works. Submit your work for consideration, or contact us with any questions.