The Portuguese Studies Review / Baywolf Press. Expected publishing schedule slots (starting, for regular issues, with PSR Vol. 33 [2025]) and with Edited Volume slots 2025-2026 being lined up (ISBN numbers pre-allocated as needed) are being assigned in priority sequence of fully ready, peer reviewed and author-revised content.

Accepted for Publication
The collection Liberalismo e a Imprensa Periódica Colonial: olhares multidisciplinares / Liberalism and Colonial Periodical Press: Multidisciplinary Approaches, expected to appear in two (2) volumes, in the autumn of 2025 (production schedule revised, based on revised submission date for the publication's content [see below]). Each volume shall feature c. 10 peer-reviewed studies. The two volumes will be marketed as a single set. The collection seeks to present an intricate and diversified panoply of analytical perspectives by scholars from Brazil, Angola, Cape Verde, Portugal, Mozambique, Goa, Macao and the USA. Please note, in the context of this project, the past (April 2023) meeting of the IGSCP-PE in Lisbon, at the ►Colégio Almada Negreiros (NOVA, Lisboa), Campolide campus of the Universidade NOVA de Lisboa ► (18 April 2023). Note, also, such related features as the digitization of the Goan newspaper / journal ►O Bharat ► (1912-1949) (a Marathi-Portuguese bilingual weekly) (participating organizations: Bharatkar Hegde Desai Trust (for selected and related activity features, see, e.g. ►), Marathi department of ►Goa University, Bhakti Dnyan Marg Sanstha, and ►Goa Central Library). By request from the Organizing Team, the deadline for transmission to the PSR / Baywolf Press of all the peer-reviewed studies assembled by the Organizers has been extended to 31 July 2025. The peer-review process managed by the Organizers is in the last stages.

Luciana Marino do Nascimento & Luciano Mendes Saraiva & Simone Vieira Nieto Blanco, eds., América Latina em Revista (Collection of studies). PSR Vol. / Issue no. tentatively allocated. Initial texts received and passing through editorial inspection. Preliminary TOC to be posted soon.

Forthcoming as Planned
Nuno Vila-Santa & Annemarie Jordan Gschwend, eds., Sebastian of Portugal: The Making of a Renaissance King [current registered title]. Collection of studies. Extensive appendices of unpublished transcribed archival documents. Illustrations, graphics, and maps Peterborough/Toronto: Baywolf Press, 2025, ISBN 978-0-921437-63-5.

Recently Published
Portuguese Studies Review, Edited Volumes Series, No. 6, Bruno Martins de Castro, Sirleia Maria Arantes & Vanda Lúcia Praxedes, eds., Escravidão e liberdades na América Portuguesa e no Império do Brasil (ISBN 978-0-921437-62-8). In stock. Full digital access available to Lusophone Studies Association members as part of membership package >> login here <<).

Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 32, No. 1 (2024, Summer) (SHIPPED; delays might remain possible in delivery of bound copies [result of the November 2024 to early January 2025 Canada Post strike and mail service disruption]; release of our digital content was not affected; full DIGITAL ACCESS is available to all LSA members [LSA Member Login Area, which is part of the LSA membership package]; digital content released to aggregators [EBSCO and GaleCENGAGE] in 2024)

Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 31, No. 2 (2023, Winter) (SHIPPED; full DIGITAL ACCESS is available to all LSA members [LSA Member Login Area, which is part of the LSA membership package]; digital content released to aggregators [EBSCO and GaleCENGAGE])

Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 31, No. 1 (2023, Summer) (SHIPPED; full DIGITAL ACCESS is available to all LSA members [LSA Member Login Area, which is part of the LSA membership package]; digital content released to aggregators [EBSCO and GaleCENGAGE])

Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 30, No. 2 (2022, Winter) (SHIPPED; full DIGITAL ACCESS is available to all LSA members [LSA Member Login Area, which is part of the LSA membership package])
"Angola: História, Memória, e Identidades"
(Editorial Team: Tracy Lopes and Marçal de Menezes Paredes)

Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 30, No. 1 (2022, Summer) (SHIPPED; full DIGITAL ACCESS is available to all LSA members [LSA Member Login Area, which is part of the LSA membership package]). This is Issue 1 of Volume 30 (a Round Anniversary). The Editors took, exceptionally, the liberty to carefully construct a theme issue from papers and annotated / contextualized data released by Editors, Members of the Editorial Board, and Members of the LSA Board (with research associates), plus select scholars. An Editors' Cut issue. It seems fair. The issue also reflects the 'provocative' theme covered in one of our standing Calls for Papers -- "Maldição, Rumours, and Political Character Assassination in Portugal and in the Lusophone / Iberian Atlantic Space, c. 1350-c. 1880". In other words, an issue that deals with rumour, gossip, overt and covert propaganda, psychological warfare, real and false friendship, sexuality, cross-cultural perceptions and highly politicized misperceptions, political manipulation, fake news, hopeless predictions and failed prognoses, and all that which makes Human life both vastly interesting and also sheer societal agony. TOC.

Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 29, No. 2 (2021, Winter) (SHIPPED)

Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 29, No. 1 (2021, Summer) (SHIPPED)
"Cidades e Literatura (Dossiê Especial)" (Extra-Length 'Focus Issue')
(Editorial Team: Luciana Marino do Nascimento and João Carlos de Souza Ribeiro)

Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 21, No. 2 (2013) (Still delayed; forthcoming)
"Portugal and its Empire, 1128-1809: A Volume of Papers in Honour of Francis Dutra"
(Editors: Ivana Elbl (Trent University), Martin Malcolm Elbl (Independent Scholar))
(Continues to be delayed; shipping Autumn 2023; with extensive updates and due revisions)