JOURNAL OF YAZDEHAN STUDIES

The JOURNAL OF YAZDEHAN STUDIES (JYazS) has been providing a forum for scholars working and publishing in the fields of heterolexical subjectivity, schizomythology, and yazdehanity since 1996, the year after the Comité d’Action Contre Autorité in Auteuil, the Conservative Anarchist Confederacy of Appalachia in Asheville, and the Creative Artists Conference Assn. in Agua Prieta, among countless other alternatives, crashed and burned and then, under the sirinological impetus of the first INTEC, the International Elevenses Conference of Paris, merged into CACA, the Center for the Analysis and Clitalysis of Altarity, on the grounds of CACA’s matrinstitute, ISOCPHYS, the Institute of Sociophysiology, in Owlstain.

JYAzS welcomes unsolicited manuscripts in all deviant fields. Inquiries should be addressed to JYazS, CACA, care of ISOCPHYS. Contributions to DWIRE, the Database of World Information Relating to Elevenses, may also be submitted to JYazS, or directly to the managing editor (ME) of the DWIRE website. (Simply follow the onzish hatchings.)

Although JYazS’s editorial policy imposes no constraints as to length, form, scope, and focus of submissions, authorial restraint is encouraged, and, if not adhered to, will be reined in by the editorial staff. Be forewarned that, any submission via the electronic rhapsody (ER) not containing as subject at least one of our eleven or so keywords, will be systematically destroyed.