Hello, SIGCIS. I'm passing along a note from the Technology & Culture editorial team (below). They are soliciting new reviewers for books and manuscripts. Best, Jason --------- As the editorial team of Technology and Culture, it is our ambition to use the book review section to provide a comprehensive overview of new books relevant to historians of technology, defining history of technology quite broadly, and including books in other languages than English. As a result, at the moment we publish on average 40 reviews per issue. Given the relatively small size of our team, we are always on the lookout for people willing to review books (or manuscripts) for us. For book reviews, our general guidelines ask for a 700- word review. Our standard deadline is two months from the arrival of the book, but we are willing to work with your schedule. If you are interested in reviewing, and have the time and capacity to do so, please send a message to the assistant review editor Henk-Jan Dekker (assistant@techculture.org) and book review assistant Leon Vauterin (bookreviewassistant@techculture.org). In your email, please attach a short CV, specify what your expertise and current interests are, and the subjects of books you would like to review. Also, please indicate the languages you feel confident to read (noting that the reviews will need to be in English). If you have seen a recent title that particularly interests you, do not hesitate to suggest yourself as a reviewer either. We try to keep track of the latest publications through publisher websites and catalogues, but we might have missed it, or might not be aware of your specific interest in the book. We look forward to hearing from some of you! Best wishes from the T&C team, Ruth Oldenziel, Editor-in-chief, Mor Lumbroso, Managing editor Dick van Lente, Book review editor Henk-Jan Dekker, Assistant review editor Leon Vauterin, Book review assistant