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Do you ever find yourself with a paper you’re excited about, only to realize there’s no journal where it quite fits? Have you felt the frustration of pouring your energy into an idea, only to shelve it because you couldn’t find the right scholarly home?
Hey co-authors! In this episode, we talk about how to find journals that are a good fit for your work. We’ll walk through how you can avoid the traps that keep you from finding your scholarly community and start publishing with intention. In this episode, you’ll learn how to:
- Develop your scholarship to align with the communities the journal serves.
- Identify journals that reflect the communities you want to join.
- Build fulfilling relationships with scholarly communities instead of chasing prestige.
Tune in to learn how to match your work with the right outlets, invest in communities that will support your scholarship, and find joy (yes, joy!) in the process of publishing.
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