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CDQ seeks to be a premier source on information and communication design for individuals in industry, management, and academia.  \nWe are actively seeking to elevate the voices of multiply marginalized and underrepresented (MMU) scholars by both reviewing their books and publishing reviews by them. We are also actively seeking to elevate design of communication and technical communication works that deal with intersectional issues related to power, race, gender, language and linguistic justice, sexuality, environmental justice, social justice, disability and access, and so on, so we will prioritize reviews on books that centralize these or related issues.  \nWant to Review a Book?  \nIf you want to review a book, send a 100-word proposal to CDQ Book Review Editor. Please include your name, institutional affiliation, and a preferred mailing address. Importantly, note which book you would like to review (author and title) and explain why you want to review it.  \nContact Information  \nErika M. Sparby, Book Review Editor Digital Rhetorics and Technical Communication  \nIllinois State University  \n[emsparb@ilstu.edu](emsparb@ilstu.edu)  \nCDQ Book Review Guidelines  \nPlease use the following guidelines when writing and formatting book reviews for CDQ.  \nLength and Contents  \nIn 1000 to 1500 words, summarize and analyze the book’s primary thesis. The audience for book reviews is both practitioners and academics in the field of communication design/technical communication. Establish clear takeaways for both groups.  \nSummary  \n• What is the author’s primary argument?  \n• How does the author support and justify the argument?  \nAnalysis  \n• How does the book fit the fields of communication design and technical communication?  \n• What issue(s) or problem(s) does the book attempt to solve? In your opinion, how successful is the author’s solution?  \n• What are the book’s primary strengths and weaknesses?  \n• What will communication designers/technical communicators get from reading the book?  \nStyle and Reference Format  \nPlease use the following guidelines for formatting your review draft.  \n• Place the book’s APA-format citation atop the first page  \n• Center a review title below the citation:  \nReview of [Book title] by [Author’s name as itappears on the cover]  \nReviewed by [Your name],[Your institution]  \n• Format your document’s body text in 12-point, single-spaced Times New Roman  \n• Use APA for references  \n• Submit your review as an MS Word document (.doc or .docx)  \n• Do not quote more than 30 words at one time from the text (CDQis published online)  \nBook and Reviewer Information  \nOn a separate page at the review’s end, provide two lists of unformatted information about both the book you reviewed and about yourself. 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