feeding the elephant

Friends:

This is cross-posted from the H-Net Book Channel's Feeding the Elephant blog.

Margaret DeLacy, H-Scholar editor

Hi all,

If you've not heard about the H-Net Book Channel, I would recommend that you check it out. Among other things, this list publishes original content on new and innovative scholarship. Part of that content can be found at Feeding the Elephant, which is a forum for all aspects of scholarly communication.

Did you know that H-Net contains a multitude of resources beyond individual networks, job postings, and calls for papers? For instance, I recently fell down a rabbit hole exploring the posts on Feeding the Elephant, such as this one on the impacts of COVID-19 on scholarly publishing and access to library resources.

Feeding the Elephant first wrote about the Triangle Scholarly Communications Institute’s Toolkits for Equity in Scholarly Publishing project in the fall of 2019.

Dear subscribers:

Please accept my apologies for misleading you. For some reason, this column doesn't seem to have a direct link. Try this link (below) which SHOULD go to the section on "Working with your Editor." in the Feeding the Elephant section of the Book Channel. The post on plagiarism should be visible. If that doesn't work, try going to the H-Net commons, then select "H-Net Services" and then select "The Book Channel" If neither of those works, let me know and I will take it up with H-Net.

This is a topic of great interest to me; and thank you for this post. However, when I click on the link you provided, I am being directed to this: https://networks.h-net.org/node/24339/discussions/3782735/new-slave-voya... , which seems to be about African American history. Is anyone else having this experience?

Josey/Josephine Cooper

Friends:

The Feeding the Elephant blog on the H-Net book channel recently posted a Guest Post by Walter Biggins, editor-in-chief, University of Pennsylvania Press entitled "Working with your editor: previously published material in your manuscript.  Dr. Biggins warns that: