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James M. Harland
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Wissenschaftlicher Assistent, Uni Bonn Late Roman & Medieval History & Archaeology. Book available at t.ly/LfaV www.dependency.uni-bonn.de/en/about-us/people/postdoctoral-researchers/dr-james-m-harland
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JMjmharland.bsky.social

It is now 8 months since a manuscript of mine submitted to a major journal has gone without peer reviewers being found, and 2 months since a query to the editors asking for an update has gone without a response. Is this the norm, now?

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PDlaurysarti.bsky.social

Should definitely not. Would consider resubmitting elsewhere, if that is an option for you

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GHrealhistoryguy.bsky.social

Withdraw it

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RFkataplexis.bsky.social

That’s pretty egregious.

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CFcjfrieman.bsky.social

agree with others: PR can take a really long time, but editors should be prepared to be responsive and transparent about that. a lack of care for you as the author at this stage implies a lack of care for your work at a later stage

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James M. Harland
@jmharland.bsky.social
Wissenschaftlicher Assistent, Uni Bonn Late Roman & Medieval History & Archaeology. Book available at t.ly/LfaV www.dependency.uni-bonn.de/en/about-us/people/postdoctoral-researchers/dr-james-m-harland
552 followers378 following61 posts