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After a period of time when it was associated with the Vanderbilt University Center for the Americas, AmeriQuests’ own quest has taken a turn back to its original status, as an independent on-line journal offering a range of work relating to the many quests to “america” or the Americas. The journal will keep its name, its web address, its on-line format, and it will continue to be hosted by the Jean and Alexander Heard Library of Vanderbilt University. For the future, AmeriQuests will turn to a very flexible format, featuring peer-reviewed articles which serve the interests of academic authors in particular, but other sections of the journal have been opened-up for solicited articles, book reviews, opinion pieces, and student contributions. Given the subject of the journal, we will also promote regular creative contributions in the form of poetry, short stories, photographs, reproductions – indeed any form of media supported by the open journal format. And given the urgency of certain issues, -for example: current discussions on making a first illegal entry (or overstay of a visa) in the US a felony, shifting political horizons in Latin America, on-going issues of security and border control, and so forth, -we will promote a rapid turnaround on topical articles / notes / reviews to ensure that the journal engages appropriately with the current context. To meet these many requirements and ambitions, the Board of Editors of AmeriQuests has been deepened and broadened, to offer the kind of expertises required to meet the growing obligations and possibilities of this endeavor. And to expand the viability and pertinence of the work published in the journal, we will also accept and publish submissions on an on-going basis; as soon as pieces are ready for publication they will be posted to the on-going issue, which means that we’ll take full advantage of a publishing system that isn’t encumbered by the lengthy process of “setting type,” or moving from the screen to the page. Once issues are complete, there may also exist the possibility of producing limited print runs, depending upon funding sources available for particular topics. I urge you as readers to propose works for publication, or projects which may find value in the form of on-line access through the journal. For example, we will accept proposals for special issues, which may include conference proceedings or collections of work which pertain to the kinds of subjects the journal encompasses. Two such collections are forthcoming, one on the “Quests Beyond the Ivory Tower,” and a second on the “Quest for Workplace Equality;” we hope that this will be but the beginning of a whole array of useful publishing and discussion.

Troubled Quests: An Introduction to AmeriQuests in an Era of "Illegals"