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Friends:

With the assistance of Rick Anderson, I have posted his article on Copyright and Open Access which originally appeared in the American Historical Association's Perspectives.

You can find this article and a few others that have lasting value in the "Resources" tab at the top of the H-Scholar homepage. 

You can also retrieve other useful articles by entering the search term  "How-to" in the seach box on the H-Scholar homepage.  This will also retrieve some discussions posted to the list about how to particpate in H-Scholar and H-Net.

The Organization of American Historians is putting together a panel to discuss the challenges of being an Independent Scholar, which would take place during a luncheon at the 2018 annual meeting in Sacramento.  Panelists would receive free conference registration and free lunch at the session.  The conference occurs April 12-14, 2018.  Please contact Joan Zenzen at joanz10@verizon.net if you have an interest in learning more about the session and how you might contribute.  Responding sooner than later would be much appreciated!

Friends:

Below is a link to a blog post by three scholars of Africa discussing collaboration in historical scholarship.  They comment that  "collaboration can expand the richness of research, thinking, and writing."