Natasiya Evansi

A humanities conference paper is written for the ear, not the eye, and treating it as a shortened journal article is a mistake. A journal article is built to be

Many researchers spend months writing a literature review but only a few hours preparing to present it. You have done the reading, built the argument and found the gaps. Then

Your paper is finished, the deadline is near, and now you have to work out OpenReview. The site does not always explain itself, and a small slip in the process

Picking the wrong conference submission system can cost weeks of setup time and leave authors doubting your event before anyone reads a paper. If you are choosing between EasyChair, OpenReview

You have the final PDF, the deadline is close, and the conference says “submit through Microsoft CMT”. You sign in, and the page looks nothing like the submission forms you

You just presented a conference paper, and before adding it to your CV one question stops you: does this actually count as a publication? Quick answer: Yes, a full conference

You open EasyChair for the first time, click around for ten minutes, and still aren’t sure you’re in the right place. The submission link your conference sent leads to a

A call for papers can look like a wall of dense text, and it is tempting to skim it and hope for the best. That habit is how people miss