Pathways to Multimodality offers an exciting new platform for innovative scholarship in multimodality building on a wide range of disciplines including, but not limited to, linguistics, media studies, visual communication, journalism, rhetoric, film and comic studies. In all of these fields and beyond, multimodality has become one of the most influential perspectives available for the study of communicative processes in which broad varieties of semiotic modes and resources, such as speech, writing, image, sound and many more, combine in specific media artefacts and interactions. Pathways to Multimodality invites monographs and edited volumes that explicitly address the multimodal nature of communication in all its depth and diversity. The series especially promotes empirical work that draws on larger sets of multimodal data and adopts qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods approaches as well as contributions advancing general aspects of multimodal theory and method. Clarity of presentation is a key priority as the series is addressed to a wide readership of both newcomers and experts across the full diversity of multimodal communities and caters for a broad variety of teaching, research, and application contexts. Editorial Board Jannis Androutsopoulos Arlene Archer Jeff Bezemer Neil Cohn Arnulf Deppermann Charles Forceville Ellen Fricke Tuomo Hiippala Carey Jewitt Jens E. Kjeldsen Silvia Kutscher Fei Victor Lim Martin Luginbühl Arianna Maiorani Konstanze Marx Lorenza Mondada Cornelia Müller Sigrid Norris Florence Oloff Asli Ozyurek Louise Ravelli Axel Schmidt Frank Serafini Jürgen Spitzmüller Dusan Stamenkovic Crispin Thurlow Assimakis Tseronis Rebekah Wegener.