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posted by jillianhistorian at 12:55 am (EST) on Sep 15, 2008
I once aided a friend in getting a pre-doc year at the Newbery in Chicago, but he was cutting edge Indian Religion at the time & that's been worked over since. I haven't looked at W&MQ in a few years; not after I found out that Ms Jenny Hale Pulsifer, under DHFisher's direction, had beaten me to the Concord/Indian murder story some few years before. You only get to tell some stories for the first time just once. Professional jealousy? Sure, you bet.
So, do you have a good story in there somewhere? Can you throw gender into it too, at least for an article?
R M Gerrity, yankeeancestry
posted by yankeeancestry at 10:15 pm (EST) on Dec 15, 2007