The editors of the Guild of Book Workers *Journal* are now inviting submissions for volume 51, an issue with a projected publication date in the fall of 2022. We encourage submissions that address the ways in which the community of book workers (collectively and individually) have responded to the extraordinary events of the past year. Submissions may relate to maintaining and developing community, the pandemic, the movements for social justice, and the presidential election. Did your work change in response to crisis? Have you found ways to grow within your book worker community? Did you devise imaginative ways to cope economically during the shutdown? Perhaps you crafted an effective way of using virtual tools to continue your professional activities? These are just some potential topics, but there are many others. Submissions on other topics not directly related to the ongoing challenges in our communities are equally welcome. Formats for submissions may consist of brief articles, photo essays, as well as longer treatments of complex subjects. If you have an idea for a submission but aren't sure if it is appropriate, feel free to contact the editors at journal@guildofbookworkers.org for feedback and help in developing your topic. Full submission guidelines can be found on the *Journal* pages of the Guild's website at https://guildofbookworkers.org/journal. Deadlines for final submissions are March 1, 2022. We look forward to hearing from you, Peter D. Verheyen, *Journal *chair. ______________________________ Peter Verheyen, Chair & Editor Guild of Book Workers Journal journal@guildofbookworkers.org https://guildofbookworkers.org/journal