Since I continually bang on about my failings, some kind words from a peer review. As seems to perenially be the case these days, of three reviewers, one loved my work, one was ambivalent and one strongly disliked it, leading, of course, to a rejection. But from the positive
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How does one jump into publishing from this point, roughly? At least over here (and my memory of trying to join the publishing legion after undergrad) long periods of unpaid work are required, and to be honest, I'm a little bored with not making any money at all. Where do the sorts of publishers interested in people like you and me advertise?
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I haven't really brought this up with any former professors in a while - my constant requests for references has made them all pretty sick of me, and this university in particular is not especially interested in the career development of its graduates (this isn't me being bitter - it just seems to be the way of things).
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I'd say do it until either:
- you can't anymore
- you get a job
If the second happens, no worries. If the first happens, then make a right turn in your life and try something very different. It worked for me! :)
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