Tag Archives: publishing

How Much Should Graduate Students Publish?

Posted on October 6, 2014 by troyrhoades

There is a great debate about how much graduate students should be publishing in the comments section of this post in the philosophy news blog Daily Nous. Enjoy!

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My Review of Nathaniel Stern’s “Interactive Art and Embodiment”

Posted on July 24, 2014 by troyrhoades

My review of Nathaniel Stern‘s new book Interactive Art and Embodiment: The Implicit Body as Performance was published in Art Journal earlier this month. You can download the pdf of the article from Taylor and Francis (unfortunately there is a … Continue reading →

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Future Projects Page Now Up

Posted on July 1, 2014 by troyrhoades

Please look at the menu bar of this blog for a moment. You will (hopefully) notice the new “Future Projects” page, which give descriptions of my three current projects. Two of these projects have more detailed sub-pages. Please feel free … Continue reading →

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“Today I wouldn’t get an academic job.” – Peter Higgs

Posted on December 9, 2013 by troyrhoades

Peter Higgs, the 2013 Nobel prize winning physicist, reveled in a recent article in The Guardian that he would not be able to get an academic job in today’s job market. He simply has not published enough. Despite the quality … Continue reading →

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Writing a Book Proposal Well

Posted on November 19, 2013 by troyrhoades

Since the beginning of the month I have been working on my first book proposal. In preparation, I have read several books and blog posts about how to write a good one. Below are some of the blog posts and … Continue reading →

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A Book on Deleuze from China Coming Soon

Posted on October 22, 2013 by troyrhoades

I feel terrible. I have not posted anything on this blog for most of this month, especially after the flurry of posts in September. Needless to say I have been busy with other projects, which I will discuss here later. … Continue reading →

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Is it worth writing textbooks?

Posted on September 26, 2013 by troyrhoades

Writing has been at the forefront of my mind as I near the end of my first month of my post-doc. David Beer has written a post about his experience of writing a textbook and whether they should still be … Continue reading →

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Fibreculture, the Book Series

Posted on September 24, 2013 by troyrhoades

Yesterday the Open Humanities Press announced the creation of a new book series, called Fibreculture. The series will be edited by Andrew Murphie, founder of both the Fibreculture community and the Fibreculture Journal. If the quality of journal is any indication, … Continue reading →

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Doctorow on Digital and Conventional Publishing

Posted on January 15, 2013 by troyrhoades

In O’Reilly’s Tools of Change for Publishing, Cory Doctorow discusses how potential future limitations to the Internet will affect an author’s leverage with publishers: For writers, an industry with a single publisher that publishes 10,000 titles a year is much worse than an … Continue reading →

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