Our new journal, Humanities Methods in Librarianship, is now on Manifold. We invite you check out the new site and let us know what you think! Manifold is an open source web platform for journals and other publishing projects that is developed by a team based at CUNY, the University of Minnesota Press, and Cast […]
Here is a call for peer reviewers for Humanities Methods in Librarianship (where I am on the editorial board) that I hope will be of interest to you. Please consider signing up as a peer reviewer, and feel free to share with your networks! Humanities Methods in Librarianship – a new, no-fee, open access journal […]
In my opinion, the scholarly literature of librarianship has an IMRaD problem. IMRaD is an acronym that stands for “Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion.” Along with some variants, it is the standard paper structure for much of the sciences and social sciences. Wikipedia includes a visualization of IMRaD that looks like this: To be fair, […]
Apply by September 15th, 2025 Humanities Methods in Librarianship – a new, no-fee, open access journal – is looking for editors to join our talented editorial team! The journal publishes high quality, peer-reviewed research, creative works, and book reviews. We aim to broaden the scholarly conversation by encouraging submissions that deploy methods from the humanities […]
My collaborators and I are very happy to announce this project, which has been brewing for a few months now. We’re launching a journal called Humanities Methods in Librarianship. In the next few months, we’ll put out a call for editors and peer reviewers, launch an instance of PKP’s Open Journal Systems, and ultimately put […]
