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In February 2010, Jane Gallop met with Angelika Bammer and Ruth-Ellen Joeres to talk about the work of writing. We met at Ruth-Ellen’s house in St. Paul, Minnesota, and spent the better part of a day together. The morning was devoted to Jane’s story of the book she had just finished writing; after lunch we explored the issues that her experience had raised for us and their implications for scholarly writing in general. The conversation was taped. This text was excerpted from a transcription of those tapes and edited by Angelika Bammer. Special thanks to Kate Haffey and Katherine Wilson for transcribing many hours of tape.
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Gallop, J. (2015). The Work of Writing. In: Bammer, A., Joeres, RE.B. (eds) The Future of Scholarly Writing. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137505965_2
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