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Publishing Pathways: An inside look at authors’ book journeys

Springer Nature 3 Folgen Sep 10, 2026

Publishing Pathways is a three-part podcast series from Springer Nature's The Researcher's Source. It follows three authors as they reflect on their personal book publishing journeys. The conversations cover practical topics such as publishing for the first time, defining a book's purpose and audience, choosing the right format, and promoting a finished book. The series offers insights and tips to help researchers publish meaningfully and make a lasting impact.

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