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Notes on Contributors

Clemens Fritz studied English linguistics and literature as well as history at the University of Regensburg, Germany. During these studies he went for an academic year to University College Galway, Ireland. Following Irish emigrant letters he came to Australia to research the linguistic fate of the newcomers and the linguistic formation of Australian society. Having finished his Master’s in Regensburg, he went on to the Free University of Berlin for a PhD on the historical evolution of Australian English. A list of his publications can be found at: http://www.clemens-fritz.de/ publications.htm. Currently he is teaching at a secondary school in Bavaria, Germany, but a three-year contract will bring him and his family to Quito, Ecuador in July 2010.