...think humanities journals are often irrelevant

Article Abstract:

Academic journals in the humanities should meet the same level of performance standards that they expect their authors to reach, following the example of journals in the biosciences field and offering clear objectives for speed and quality of reviewing, for the overall delay in publication and for the nature of the editorial decision-making process. It is contended that very few journals in the humanities field do meet the same level of performance standards as their counterparts in other fields and, as a result of this, are therefore often irrelevant.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Periodical Publishers, Periodicals, Scientific & Technical Journals, Scholarly periodicals, Standards, Science journals

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They think it's all Ovid!

Article Abstract:

A lecturer in poetry at Middlesex University describes how her local soccer team, Tottenham Hotspur, inspires her poetry. She achieved a degree of notoriety in the media when she was appointed poet-in-residence at the club as the worlds of poetry and football were perceived as polar opposites.

United Kingdom, Public affairs, Social aspects, Personal narratives, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Authorship, Poetry, Poets

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