Dont Shoot the Editor A Personal Account of Editing JCS

Journal of Consciousness Studies 18 (11-12):11-12 (2011)
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Abstract

The author of this paper was managing editor of the Journal of Consciousness Studies from its launch in 1994 until this year. As he steps down from the post, he reflects on the role of the editor, who has by turns to encourage, support, cajole, and even threaten, the team of contributors and reviewers, whose servant and master he is. What follows may be taken both as an apologia for his time in office, addressed to the consciousness community, and a word of caution and advice addressed to his successor

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