Penn State University Libraries is holding two virtual panel discussions on October 20-21 with Penn State authors who have published open access monographs through TOME. Seven authors will discuss their research and the impact of having their work made openly available.
Congratulations to Hwisang Cho! The Power of the Brush has received honorable mention in the MLA Prize for a First Book category! Read the open access edition on @ManifoldScholar and/or buy the print copy: https://t.co/LkBaP4icrH @emorycollege @openmonographs @UWAPress @MLAnews
Congratulations to @cecrawford_ ! We're thrilled to support the OA edition of Spatial Revolution, coming soon! @openmonographs https://t.co/lNHmDIjuKp
Open Access Books—A World beyond Covid
In this @digitalsci blog post, @peterpotter89 presents results from an @openmonographs survey on the state of #OA book publishing.
https://t.co/3XyNFUq8Zm
Curious about the recent progress & challenges of Open Access Publishing?
On today's #FeedingTheElephant, @catherine_msup takes stock of the #OA Publishing landscape in HSS.
Check it out ➡️ https://t.co/qaLCm9Rc2y
If you are an author, publisher, librarian, or administrator, we want to hear from you. Use this form to send your comments, questions, or suggestions to Peter Potter, ARL visiting program officer for TOME.
