Anyone been published?

[laurence]

some short stories. ablum and gig reviews. band interviews. work stuff. website stuff.

 

[JtB]

I've got about 7 patents.

 

[Bandini]

At time of writing, I have had 11,615 articles published in a variety of media.
Please contact my agent, Shaun, for further details...

So, I just stick 'Shaun' on an envelope? Or write to shaun@agents.com

I think you need to hire a PR man as well as an agent

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

50 + Journal papers on my Research work as a laser physicist. Also notes to the milkman and plenty of garbage for the club newsletter.

 

[Arch]

Fairly regular reviews for Velo Vision - mainly book reviews, but the odd bit of kit. Should be a few bits in the Sept issue.

There may be an archaology paper out there with me as a co-author - someone else (someone fairly important) wrote it, but used my collected data as part of it. It was in preparation when I quit, and I've no idea if it's ever come out yet.

 

[vernon]

• Two school science web sites that won £10,000 and a colour TV between them
• Several articles in school science publications
• An article on school science in The Times
• A joke in the science section of The Guardian
• Material that was repackaged and presented as his own work by my PhD supervisor shortly before I decided that drinking beer and messing about was a more pleasurable use of my spare time.
• My re-entry into web site making for a small bespoke kitchen outfit

 

[Globalti]

Four articles in Singletrack magazine. One on the joys of bike fettling, one on the smells you experience while riding through a typical year, one on getting lost in the mountains and the best, one on riding the packhorse trails of the Pennines. Chipps the editor came out and took some great pictures to go with it.

Various things in school magazines and a few letters to newspapers.

 

[ufkacbln]

Back in the old days of the Amstrad PCW computers I published several articles on how to use various programmes and my piece de resistance was one on how to colour print with a 9 dot matrix printer!

Amstrad PCW was the magazine

 

[vernon]

Back in the old days of the Amstrad PCW computers I published several articles on how to use various programmes and my piece de resistance was one on how to colour print with a 9 dot matrix printer!

Amstrad PCW was the magazine

Respect!

 

[e-rider]

So, I just stick 'Shaun' on an envelope? Or write to shaun@agents.com

I think you need to hire a PR man as well as an agent

I think the joke was missed here.

 

[Amanda P]

The odd scientific paper - they insist on putting your email address in the online versions, so it's a great way to make yourself known to spammers.

A few cycling articles in specialist magazines.

 

[Flying_Monkey]

Quite a few academic papers and book chapters, a book (more books coming). Articles for The Guardian and The Times too.

 

[vorsprung]

Back in the 1980s I was the book reviewer for "Pinch of Salt" magazine

More recently I had a couple of articles in "Arrivee"magazine, one was entitled "Across Wales, twice"

 

[Kirstie]

Quite a few academic papers and book chapters, a book (more books coming). Articles for The Guardian and The Times too.

Ditto... and a couple of major reports too.

 

[Chrisc]

Only academic papers, no ripping yarns! Lots of photographs tho.