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POINT OF VIEW
The year was 1993. The situation was tense. A young assistant professor of English, his career in the balance, had a manuscript to publish. Although much too worldly to believe that he would otherwise perish, he was convinced that the alternative would be a life spent living in a cardboard box reciting poetry for spare change from passersby....
Breaking the Unfair Rules of Scholarly Publishing
By LEONARD CASSUTOThe year was 1993. The situation was tense. A young assistant professor of English, his career in the balance, had a manuscript to publish. Although much too worldly to believe that he would otherwise perish, he was convinced that the alternative would be a life spent living in a cardboard box reciting poetry for spare change from passersby....
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