Publishing in Technical Communication Journals from the Successful Author's Point of View

Examines perceptions of the author-editor interaction. Discusses chances of acceptance by the journal of their choice, ways to maximize those chances, what to do when editors are slow in communicating with authors, and how to negotiate with editors about manuscript revisions. Notes that editors shou...

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Published in:Technical communication (Washington) 1994-05, Vol.41 (2), p.240-259
Main Author: MacNealy, Mary Sue
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Audience Analysis
Authors
Communication
Editing
Editors
Higher Education
Methods
National Surveys
Negotiation
Periodicals
Publishing
Publishing industry
Research Methodology
Scholarly Journals
Social research
Surveys
Technical communication
Technical publishing
Technical writers
Technical Writing
Technology
Writers
Writing for Publication
Writing Research
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Summary:Examines perceptions of the author-editor interaction. Discusses chances of acceptance by the journal of their choice, ways to maximize those chances, what to do when editors are slow in communicating with authors, and how to negotiate with editors about manuscript revisions. Notes that editors should show concern for authors and mediate referees' comments. (SR)
ISSN:0049-3155
1938-369X