Textual Turnings is an English, biannual journal. Its editorial board addresses readership from a wide variety of cultures in the areas of literature, languages and translation. The Journal’s Editorial Board Structure is as follows:

Editor-in-Chief: The editor who shoulders responsibility for the entire journal’s policies and operations.

Managing Editor: Reports directly to the editor-in-chief and assists in all the common roles and responsibilities, in addition to overseeing all aspects of the publication.

Editors: They are responsible for identifying important topics and subject areas, making suggestions for potential contributors, helping in identifying peer reviewers, as well as organizing the flow of work from authors to reviewers, and finally to publishers.

The journal has formulated guidelines and regulations for the submission of articles in accordance with international standards.

- The submitted paper should be accompanied by an abstract and key words, and followed by the author’s bio-data.

- The editorial board meets on regular basis to provide expert advice on content, attracting new authors, encouraging submissions, and assigning reviewers.

- The journal has a double-blind peer reviewing system. The peer reviewing process has a time limit of three months.

- Editors are responsible for monitoring and ensuring the fairness and punctuality of the peer reviewing process. They also develop mechanisms, in cooperation with the publisher, to ensure timely publication of accepted papers.

Peer Reviewing Process is conducted within a timeframe of 3 months, as follows:

1-The author submits their research paper.

2-The submitted research is evaluated by editors.

3-The research is sent to two reviewers (4 weeks).

4-The research is judged for form, content, quality, and originality.

5-Reviews are evaluated by editors.

6-If the two reviewers disagree, the reviewed paper is referred to a third reviewer.

7-Research papers are either accepted, accepted with minor revisions, accepted with major revisions, or rejected.

8-Authors submit revised research papers.

9-Accepted papers are sent to publication.