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Exchanges Discourse: Early Career Researcher Publishing Advice, Insight & Inspiration
Dr Gareth J Johnson
75 episodes
1 week ago
Since 2020, The Exchanges Discourse podcast has been an informal yet insightful companion to the Exchanges journal, bringing researchers together to share their work, publishing experiences, and academic journeys. Through lively conversations with past authors, editors, and expert guests, we explore the realities of scholarly life—offering practical advice, interdisciplinary inspiration, and a welcoming space for discussion. Whether you’re an early career researcher or a seasoned academic, join us for thought-provoking insights and engaging dialogue.
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Since 2020, The Exchanges Discourse podcast has been an informal yet insightful companion to the Exchanges journal, bringing researchers together to share their work, publishing experiences, and academic journeys. Through lively conversations with past authors, editors, and expert guests, we explore the realities of scholarly life—offering practical advice, interdisciplinary inspiration, and a welcoming space for discussion. Whether you’re an early career researcher or a seasoned academic, join us for thought-provoking insights and engaging dialogue.
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There’s a Write Way to get Published: In Conversation with Anna Fancett
Exchanges Discourse: Early Career Researcher Publishing Advice, Insight & Inspiration
26 minutes 49 seconds
12 months ago
There’s a Write Way to get Published: In Conversation with Anna Fancett

In our latest episode we talk with Anna Fancett (Researcher Development Online, University of Warwick), who contributed to our recent special issue on research culture. We talk through Anna’s varied international career, as well as her current work helping to develop academics' writing and publishing skills. We also take a look at Anna’s recent article in Exchanges (Developing Researchers’ Writing Skills: Acritical reflection of developing a series of academic writing workshops for postgraduates) and what lessons can be drawn from it. We chat too about Anna’s varied publication experiences, including some valuable advice in terms of positively engaging with peer-review and reviewers. We end as always with advice for early career scholars about publishing and crafting their early articles.

You can read Anna’s article here: https://doi.org/10.31273/eirj.v11i3.1567

Or for more on publishing with Exchanges, see our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠online guide for authors⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Timecodes

00:00 – Start

00:38 – Introductions

04:53 – Focusing on the article

10:15 – Unexpected research outcomes

15:08 – Other publications in progress

18:10 – Personal publication experiences

21:02 – Advice for early career authors

26:02 – Outro (end)

Exchanges Discourse: Early Career Researcher Publishing Advice, Insight & Inspiration
Since 2020, The Exchanges Discourse podcast has been an informal yet insightful companion to the Exchanges journal, bringing researchers together to share their work, publishing experiences, and academic journeys. Through lively conversations with past authors, editors, and expert guests, we explore the realities of scholarly life—offering practical advice, interdisciplinary inspiration, and a welcoming space for discussion. Whether you’re an early career researcher or a seasoned academic, join us for thought-provoking insights and engaging dialogue.