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...publish-or-perish world of academe, he is a bit of an iconoclast. Since being tenured at Harvard in 1959, Fleming has been less than prolific in his scholarship. And yet, he has remained in the classroom, teaching students nearly every year...
Over the next nine months, continuing until the presidential election in November, TIME will publish periodic reports examining the anonymous victims of big money and politics...
...campus awoke to a big surprise Friday morning when they discovered that the Harvard Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine, actually produced an issue...
Chalk another one up to the Internet. Anyone with a computer and a novel can become a published author, bypassing the conventional North American publishing industry. More and more authors are taking the electronic route. California e-publisher iUniverse.com expects to publish 15,000 to 25,000 new works in 2000, and competitor Fatbrain says 5,500 authors have signed on in just four months...
There's a financial upside for e-authors as well. Those who self-publish get every penny of sales, while those who work with e-publishers typically get royalties of 40% to 70% of sales. Compare that with the less than $10,000 the average author gets as an advance on a conventional first novel. Angela Adair-Hoy of Booklocker.com an e-publishing firm in Andover, Mass., says sales of the three nonfiction titles she has self-published average $4,000 a month...