Bb #252

[Mike Wise]

Hey Ted, great article in BB #252 on natural biotope of Pv. pulchra Ndonga! Makes me feel like I should be doing something like it. I'm finishing up 4 papers - about 60 pages worth - on various aspects of apisto id, history, & phylogeny. My guess is that all are too long to get published anywhere. :frown:

 

[tjudy]

60 pages for four articles is a lot. If you are looking to publish in the popular press the secret is brevity and focus of topic. My trip to Cameroon will generate about 6 articles that will (hopefully) appear in various places.

 

[a.d.wood]

Hey Ted, great article in BB #252 on natural biotope of Pv. pulchra Ndonga! Makes me feel like I should be doing something like it. I'm finishing up 4 papers - about 60 pages worth - on various aspects of apisto id, history, & phylogeny. My guess is that all are too long to get published anywhere. :frown:

Mike, I'm the editor of the British Cichlid Associations (www.britishcichlid.com) journal 'Cichlidae', if you're happy for articles to be serialised I'd certainly be interested in publishing them....

Andrew

 

[Rolo]

My guess is that all are too long to get published anywhere. :frown:

How many readers do you need for a publication? Is ONE enough?
Then you can publish it on my hard disk... just for me! ;-)

Otherwise you could (should?) write some more pages and make a book from it.
But then make sure, that it will be translated into german! ;-)

best regards,
Rolo