William Morris Journal

Embracing craft, design, poetry, printing, socialism, literature, conservation and environmental concerns. Its scope extends to other figures of the Arts and Crafts Movement.

Published in February & September and distributed to all members with additional circulation in the USA and Canada. The Journal of William Morris Studies (ISSN: 1756-1353) contains contributions on all subjects relating to the life and works of William Morris. Articles may concern Morris’s own life and works, or those of his circle – as directly influenced by, or influencing, Morris himself and his interests – or the wider implications of Morris’s ideas in design, literature, printing, political thought and environmentalism.

For more information about the Society, please visit the website www.williammorrissociety.org

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The Society

The William Morris Society aims to perpetuate the memory of one of the greatest men of the Victorian, or any, age. The life, work and ideas of William Morris (1834-1896) are as important today as they were in his lifetime. The Society exists to make them as widely known as possible.

The variety of Morris’s ideas and activities bring together those who are interested in him as a designer, craftsman, poet, and socialist, who admire his robust and generous personality, his creative energy and his courage. His ideas on how we live and how we might live, on creative work, leisure and machinery, on ecology and conservation, on politics and the place of arts in our lives remain as stimulating now as they were over a century ago.

The Society, established in 1955, publishes a Journal, Newsletter and commentaries on all aspects of Morris’s work and runs a varied series of talks and visits throughout the year. It encourages the re-publication of Morris’s works and the continued manufacture of his textile and wallpaper designs.

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Publication and Copy Dates

Issue	Spring	Autumn
Publication Dates	24 February	29 September
Copy Deadline	13 January	11 August

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Notes

The William Morris Society reserves the right to refuse advertisements at its own discretion. A sample of all loose inserts must be supplied for approval well in advance of the publication date.

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