Writing for Peer Reviewed Journals: Strategies for getting published

Pat Thomson · Barbara Kamler

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Introduction. Why this Book Now? 1. The Writer 2. The Reader 3. What's the Contribution? 4. So What? Who Cares? 5. Beginning Work 6. Refining the Arguement 7. Engaging with Reviewers and Editors 8. Writing Together 9. Living Hand to Mouse

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