Category Archives: Publishing

A new, online, journal of philosophy has been founded (nearly). The Berlin Journal of Philosophy is “a blind-submission, double-blind, peer-reviewed, open-access journal”. Details here. ‘Blind submission’ means that even journal adminstrators don’t know who wrote the paper, unless accepted, and … Continue reading →

Find it here. Obviously largely on the mechanics, but there is some useful stuff here, and not entirely for those at the beginning of their careers.

Urbanomic, publishers of the very interesting new journal Collapse, have a range of new things out. They include Fanged Noumena by Nick Land; and François Laruelle’s The Concept of Non-Photography.

This time from novelists, poets, etc. in The Guardian.

From the Chronicle here, via Dean Bond’s blog. Some choice snippets: Writers sit at their desks for hours, wrestling with ideas. They ask questions, talk with other smart people over drinks or dinner, go on long walks. And then write … Continue reading →

Here (via here). The last link takes you to Jo van Every’s advice blog, where she has been running a series on writing. The point with these – as said before – is not that the same thing works for … Continue reading →