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Category Archives: interview
Richard Poynder asks: where are we with open access?
This post has been written simply to point you to an interesting series of interviews that Richard Poynder has published on his blog with a range of stakeholders in the open access arena. So far he has mostly interviewed advocates, … Continue reading
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The Febrile Muse, Musing – an interview with Cindy Doran
This interview originally appeared in slightly different form at Scientific American Books/FSG. The book in question. Among the ever-lengthening series of interviews of authors of pieces in this year’s edition of the OpenLab series, The Best Science Writing Online 2012, … Continue reading
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The Plot Thickens [6]
Well yes, it’s true. The plot for my upcoming work-in-progress (AKA-barely started) novel is thickening. No, you read that right, not “sickening,” but “thickening.” But as this all begins to take shape, I find myself coming back from an adrenalin … Continue reading