A cover letter for your journal article may take just a few minutes to write. Recently, I received one that likely took a few seconds: Dear Editor,We attach a manuscript for your consideration.Sincerely,The Authors Some people may say, “Yeah, but… Continue Reading
New research shows that scholars who regularly publish within a similar range of journals tend to get cited more, suggesting that a more focused approach to publishing may lead to greater recognition and impact. In other words, when it comes to… Continue Reading
In an ideal world, every major decision would unfold with the luxury of foresight, meticulous planning and an exhaustive list of all your best options. Think choosing a home or deciding to add a family member: milestone events where details… Continue Reading
Most readers here have received them before (if they didn’t just go to spam). The subject line often goes a little like this: “Your Amazing Research Should Grace our Journal.” The journal’s name often sounds legitimate enough (e.g. “Transdisciplinary International… Continue Reading