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The Editorial Board is pleased to announce the addition to our publication of a new Film Essay section.
We are aware that several branches of our society have groups interested in the psychoanalytic study of film, as well as literature and other creative arts. We invite those of you who have prepared or may be interested in preparing papers on a film, or group of works by a director, to consider submitting your essay to the Journal.
All papers submitted will, of course, be peer reviewed in the usual way by members of the Editorial Board and invited reviewers
Manuscripts should conform to the format outlined in the Journal's instructions to authors and should be approximately 2500-3000 words in length. We look forward to your responses, both as contributors and as readers of this new venture.
The Journal is also pleased to announce that—in keeping with our growing involvement with the Internet—the spring 1999 issue will list Web sites that readers find relevant to psychoanalysis, including our members' own sites. To have yours included in our new section, send addresses you have found helpful, along with a short description of their contents, to .