Advice on academic publishing is offered for those just starting their research careers. Themes include: how to link teaching, administration and consulting to research; the benefits and challenges of co-authorship; how to develop a publication strategy; ways to develop a publication portfolio and how to target journals; and how to deal with comments from reviewers and the rejection of a paper.
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