Examples of typical rejection notices are presented reflecting the difficulty for an author to have an article printed in an education journal. (JD)

Discusses factors involved in having an article published in an International Reading Association journal and suggests high priority topics to consider. (MKM)

A step-by-step guide to binding magazines on site at school and public libraries with illustrations. (STS)

Discusses objective and subjective standards for library selection of new periodicals. Twenty-four recommended magazines published for the first time in 1986 or 1987 are reviewed under subject headings which included satire, lifestyles, life and art, comics, health, and literary criticism and music. Ordering information for the magazines is…

A survey of publication editors to elicit recommendations to contributors found that failure to follow publication guidelines and poor writing were the errors most frequently cited. (JOW)

This article provides a brief review of the history of "Art Education." It devotes particular attention to such concerns as format, special features, and publication trends. (JDH)

The institutional and personal sources of manuscripts to the Journal of Vocational Behavior for 1979-1985 were determined. The information from this 7-year period was compared against the Haase et al. data for 1971-1978, and the combined data were then considered as a 15-year retrospective. (Author/BL)

The interrelationships of the branches of the sciences and technology are analyzed by means of linkages derived from the listing of journals under more than one subject category in the list Source Journals Arranged by Category'' from the Science Citation Index'', 1970. (4 references) (Author)

The two journals devoted to the publication of preliminary accounts of chemical research are not fulfilling their declared aim. The majority of their contributions appear to be short definitive papers of average interest. Less than 30 percent of the papers are followed within 2 to 3 years by a full report. (15 references) (Author/NH)

This essay summarizes a few of the best recent descriptions of the little magazine spirit and function, surveys over one hundred years of pre-1945 little magazine history, and outlines the main trends to be observed among the little magazines of the period between 1945 and 1970. (57 references) (Author/SJ)

Recent discussion of Bradford's law of scatter has been founded on two formulations that are not mathematically equivalent. A method of comparing the two formulations against empirical data is developed, and the results using four sets of existing data are discussed. (12 references) (Author/NH)

An analysis of a handful of national publications, which largely determine who is to be inside and outside the small circle of scholarly writers. (Editor/HS)

Examines the development of periodicals for women in the late 18th century. (Author/RA)

Results of this survey show, among other things, that 23 percent of the Review readers are women, 24 percent are under 35, 24 percent have been readers over 9 years, 49 percent work in secondary schools, and 43 percent work at colleges and universities. (HS)