About the Journal

RLEE approaches writing research from diverse disciplinary fields, including interdisciplinary approaches. Its topics include the writing development; how writing is taught and learned; the social role of writing; institutional and informal contexts of learning to write; distributed and social processes of text production; literacy in vernacular, educational, disciplinary, and professional contexts; cognitive processes related to writing; relationships between cognition and literacy; written genres; academic and non-academic writing; technological transformations of writing processes, forms, and distribution; writing across the curriculum; and writing program administration, among others. RLEE publishes empirical articles using qualitative, quantitative, or mixed research methods and promotes the development of theoretical discussions based on research data. Its multilingual character seeks to create a unique venue where scholars from around the world can showcase their research, with particular emphasis on generating opportunities for Spanish and Portuguese-speaking scholars.

The journal welcomes original empirical research articles of up to 8,500 words that have not been previously published in any language and that address writing topics that align with our aims and scope. We also welcome 2,000-word reviews of books published no more than three years ago. To learn more, view our submissions guidelines.

Ethics Statement

To learn more about RLEE's commitment to ethical publishing, including truthfulness, authorships, plagiarism, and manuscript duplication, please view our ethics statement. The statement is available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. 

Support

RLEE receives support from The WAC Clearinghouse and from a generous donation from an anonymous donor. 

Contact the Editorial Team

To contact RLEE, please email us at rev.lat.escritura@gmail.com


Revista Latinoamericana de Estudios de la Escritura is published by the WAC Clearinghouse and sponsored by the Latin American Association of Writing Studies in Higher Education and Professional Contexts (ALES). Copyright © is held by the authors and editors of the publications in the journal. Works in the journal are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 United States License. ISSN 2998-7016.