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So I saw the editor for JAEMA by accident on Friday, and she said that if I send her my paper in the next couple of weeks she'll ignore the fact that the deadline was two weeks ago.
Thus I have to scrabble around and edit up ch. 1 of my thesis, and put in changes to the argument based on Andy Orchard's article in the latest Brepols book.
Orchard cites his dating of the SL (1009 instead of 1014) to work by Simon Keynes in 'An Abbot, an Archbishop, and the Viking Raids of 1006-7 and 1009-12', Anglo-Saxon England 36 (forthcoming). Now, ASE 36 is available at Cambridge Journals Online and I CANNOT find said Keynes article anywhere.
Anyone got any suggestions? Someone with half a brain and access to library databases to go and look for ASE 36 online and tell me if I'm mad?
Or do ASE only put SOME articles online? Might there be more in the hard copy? (Which would be sad, since Fisher apparently has only up to 2003 in hard copy and I'm not there anyway.)
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areyoustrange's googlefu says it's only in the hard copy version. I THINK Fisher actually carries up-to-date hard copies, I'm sure I've used ASEs more recent than 2003. Anyone going to be in an academic library sometime in the next week or so and feel benevolently inclined in the photocopying-and-posting or scanning-and-emailing sort of way?
Thus I have to scrabble around and edit up ch. 1 of my thesis, and put in changes to the argument based on Andy Orchard's article in the latest Brepols book.
Orchard cites his dating of the SL (1009 instead of 1014) to work by Simon Keynes in 'An Abbot, an Archbishop, and the Viking Raids of 1006-7 and 1009-12', Anglo-Saxon England 36 (forthcoming). Now, ASE 36 is available at Cambridge Journals Online and I CANNOT find said Keynes article anywhere.
Anyone got any suggestions? Someone with half a brain and access to library databases to go and look for ASE 36 online and tell me if I'm mad?
Or do ASE only put SOME articles online? Might there be more in the hard copy? (Which would be sad, since Fisher apparently has only up to 2003 in hard copy and I'm not there anyway.)
ETA:
areyoustrange's googlefu says it's only in the hard copy version. I THINK Fisher actually carries up-to-date hard copies, I'm sure I've used ASEs more recent than 2003. Anyone going to be in an academic library sometime in the next week or so and feel benevolently inclined in the photocopying-and-posting or scanning-and-emailing sort of way?