The Granite State Geologist

Newsletter of the New Hampshire Geological Society

Suite 133 * 26 South Main Street * Concord, NH 03301

The New Hampshire Geological Society's Newsletter, The Granite State Geologist, is published approximately quarterly, and is mailed to members of the Society, and to regional college and university Geology departments and libraries, usually several weeks before the Fall, Winter and Spring dinner meetings, and in the Summer.

The most recent issue available is: Number 35, Fall 2001 (also available as an Acrobat PDF file). A complete set of Back Issues, with an index to selected articles (The Best of The Granite State Geologist), is also available on-line. Submissions are invited.

Best of the Granite State Geologist

 An index to selected articles

Back Issues

Submission Guidelines

We are always looking for more material to include in each issue of The Granite State Geologist, such as:

Please send your submission to the Editor, 

Tim Allen
Geology Dept., Mailstop 2001
Keene State College
229 Main Street
Keene, NH 03435-2001

The deadline for publication in The Granite State Geologist is usually about 5 weeks before our scheduled quaterly meetings (the second Thursday in January, April, and October, with a field trip in early August). Of course, you don't have to wait until the deadline to submit an article--send submissions anytime!

Submissions in electronic format are strongly encouraged: plain ASCII text or Rich-Text-Format (RTF) is preferred, but I can extract your text from MS Word and WordPerfect 5.1 (or earlier) documents. Send them by e-mail to tallen@keene.edu. If there's enough lead-time, please mail a hard-copy as well (just in case). Art-work or images should be reproducible in black-and-white (e.g. by photocopy). Acceptable digital formats include Acrobat PDF, Adobe Illustrator, Encapsulated Postscript (EPS), and GIF, JPG, TIFF or other bit-mapped image format.

The Granite State Geologist is currently produced on Macintosh computers using a variety of software applications for copy editing (e.g. WriteNow and BBEdit), graphics (Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop), final typesetting and layout (Adobe Illustrator, Quark Xpress, Adobe InDesign). Body type is set in Adobe Garamond, with headers set in Helvetica Bold.

We also maintain a directory of New Hampshire Geology on the World Wide Web

Last Modified Apirl 3, 2001

The Granite State Geologist, newsletter of the New Hampshire Geological Society
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tallen@keene.edu