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The
first day of my first doctoral class, my senior adviser in his office called me
later and said, "must start getting articles submitted." I thought,
'I did not graduate in four years (he turned 6, by the way), so why should
begin thinking about being published so early in my program'? Little did I know
that the portion of article writing is the fastest part? The submission,
acceptance and publication are portion of the slower (by far)

If you are up against the deadline of occupation, may have
a question like this:

I know this is field and specific journal, but
really appreciate your advice about ways to "accelerate" the process
of acceptance / rejection (eg, finding out the history of the newspaper,
etc.).. I know that much of this is simply out
of the hands / local author's control, but if there are strategies for doing
something that is within the domain of authority, I really appreciate learning
about it from you.

There is no magical means of reducing the process of writing help submission, acceptance,
and publication down to a few weeks (or even a few months), but there are ways
fairing much as possible in the world of academic publishing.

1. Have everything exactly as the editor of the
newspaper has asked. Take care of the entire specific requested. Each day the
editorial team that is so specific in how it handles the process you quickly
learn there is no template to follow. 2. Sometimes you think a newspaper has
had its material enough (given what they said about the time of review), it is
acceptable to call or email to check on the status. Sometimes this helps the
writer get it to start moving or contacting the critics to get their reviews
turned on. In my years of writing as a faculty member, I made sure not to
disturb, but "I asked." Many times, helped get the process restarted
after he had been stopped. 3. When something is accepted with revisions, get
busy and get it re-introduced as quickly as possible so that the editor or the
employee does not have forgotten your item. Get your item back to the newspaper
reviewed in a timely manner (allow only one way FAST) is appreciated by the
editorial team. It's so rare that you can excel in one or more members of the
team's mind and can also be used later in his career. 4. If an item is totally
rejected, always has another day in which you have focused mentally. Take
critical comments, review by, and then return the item out the door very
quickly. An article that "rests" on
your computer does not help at assignment
writing, coursework writing, thesis writing and dissertation writing all.

You cannot hurry the process but it can prevent
unnecessary delays on the advice (learned from experience that it was sometimes
easy and sometimes. .. Not) that I have shared in this article.