Journals and
Publications
Professional journals are a great resource if you want to stay updated on the latest discoveries in your industry or if you want to be published and recognized throughout your field.
The IJEL is a peer-reviewed open access journal published monthly that contains articles on
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syntax,
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semantics,
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morphology,
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stylistics,
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sociolinguistics,
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phonetics and phonology,
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applied linguistics,
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psycholinguistics, and
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literary discourse.
Scholarly Editing is a peer-reviewed open access journal that contains articles on editorial practices. Some essays they have published include
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“The Composing, Editing, and Publication of Willa Cather’s Stories” by Melissa J. Homestead
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“Multiple Authorship and Intermedia Revision: An Editorial Approach to Pedro Homem de Mello’s Poems Adapted to Fado” by Elsa Pereira
The journal invites submissions of editions, proposals, and articles. If you would like to submit one of the above categories, you can send an email to the Issue Editor with the desired document.
Problems of Editing is a book by Christa Jansohn that discusses the complications involved in editing practice and theory. Jansohn analyzes the editing of specific authors and particular texts, as well as problems in teaching editing.