Welcome

Welcome to Wiley-Blackwell’s new Author Services. Author Services is now linked to Wiley InterScience, our journal and books content archive for advanced research. As a result, we have made some changes in how the log-in feature in Author Services works.

Important Notes

• If you already have accounts in both Wiley InterScience and Author Services, you must now use the password from your Wiley InterScience account in both systems. Your Author Services password will not work if you previously registered on Wiley InterScience. Your username is the e-mail you used to register in Wiley InterScience.
  
  
• If you previously used "Track My Articles" in Wiley InterScience, welcome! Just log in with your Wiley InterScience login at the right. You will then track your articles in Wiley-Blackwell Author Services in the area called “My Publications.” Next time you visit Author Services, you only need to log in to view “My Publications.” It may take a few days to bring your article(s) to the new system.
  
  
• If you have registered and tracked one or more articles in Author Services, but never registered in Wiley InterScience, we have now created an account for you in InterScience, so your e-mail and password are recognized in both systems.
  
  
• If you have registered in Author Services, but have never tracked production of an article, when you log in (at the right), you will be sent an authorization e-mail from Wiley InterScience. Follow the instructions in the e-mail to complete the registration in Wiley InterScience. You may then use your login in Wiley InterScience and in Author Services.
  
  
• If you have an account in Wiley InterScience, but have never tracked an article in that system, use your password in Author Services. You'll first be taken to the Author Services registration page to provide a few more details.
  
  
• Changing your password in one system immediately changes it in the other.

Authors from more than 1,100 journals are now enjoying the benefits of this leading service. Authors from many journals will have free access to the article once it is published online, a great new benefit for authors previously tracking in Wiley InterScience.

Here in Author Services not only will you find information to help you prepare your manuscript and where to submit it to the editorial office of your choice, you can also learn about our editorial policies, your rights as an author, and copyright matters. Production-tracking is available for many Wiley-Blackwell journals, and many also offer free online access at publication. When your accepted article is received at Wiley-Blackwell, you’ll receive an e-mail with a unique code and link. Using the link connects you to the production status as soon as you register.**

**If you have registered, but do not yet see the status of your accepted article in “My Publications”, please be sure you have added your article either by clicking on the link in the e-mail you received from Author Services, or by using the “Add Article” feature. If you have misplaced your e-mail, contact e-help with the journal name, your article title and the date of acceptance. Author Services does not yet offer tracking of your submitted, but not yet accepted, article.

To learn more about the features of this website and the useful information it contains, look below: what would you like to do?

What would you like to do?

• Editorial Policies
• Read about ethics in publishing, our agreements with the NIH and other funding bodies, open access repositories, and other editorial polices.

• Author Rights and Benefits
• Learn about my rights as an author, the advantages of publishing with Wiley-Blackwell, tracking my accepted articles through production, early online publication of my articles, claiming my 25% author discount, and more.

• Find a journal suitable for my manuscript
• View the list of subject categories and journal titles we publish

• Prepare a journal manuscript
• Get help with preparing my manuscript and illustrations
• Get help for non-native English authors

• Optimize my article for search engines
• Learn how to optimize your manuscript before submission.

• Submit a manuscript to the Editorial Office for a journal
• Submit a manuscript (registration not necessary).

• Find out the production status of my submitted journal manuscript
• Check manuscript status.

• Register for production tracking for the first time
• Track the production of your accepted journal manuscript.

• Find out the production status of my accepted manuscript
• Log in at the right with your username and password to view your My Publications page.

• View Proofs of my accepted, typeset manuscript
• You should receive an e-mail with instructions on how to view your proofs. If you have not received this information, please refer to the author guidelines for the journal or contact the production editor.

• Order Reprints or Offprints of your article
• Order Reprints or Offprints.

Other resources

• Authors, Editors and Contributors can receive a 25% discount on all Wiley books (including Wiley-Blackwell titles previously Blackwell Publishing).
• Register for the book discount card here.
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  Register for free online access to New Journals in 2009
• As an author, it is easy to get free access to content - visit www.interscience.wiley.com/newjournals to register today.
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  OnlineOpen
• Find out about our OnlineOpen service that offers authors the opportunity to make their articles open access and available free online through the payment of an author fee.

• Learn my rights as a journal author
• Read the copyright FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions).

• Author self-archiving policy
• Read about our Author self-archiving policy and the rights of authors prior to and after acceptance of their Article.

• NIH-Funded Research
• Read details on our policy regarding the deposit of articles for research funded by the NIH in the mandate that became effective on 7 April 2008.

• Attention Biomedical Researchers
• The Wiley Foundation is accepting nominations for the 2010 Wiley Prize in Biomedical Research. The Wiley Prize is intended to recognize breakthrough research in pure or applied life science research and consists of a $35,000 prize. To submit a nomination, visit the nomination page.

• View guidelines for Supporting Information (formerly known as supplementary material)
• Learn about supporting material guidelines.

• Request permission
• Visit our Rights section to learn more about copyrighted published material from journals or books.

• Submit a book proposal or other book-related activity
• Visit the Book Authors home page.     

• More resources
• More resources for journal authors can be found in the Author Resources section. You may also be interested in the following books: Writing Scientific Research Articles: Strategy and Steps (2009, Cargill & O'Connor), How to Write a Paper (3rd Edition, edited by George Hall) and Scientific Writing: Easy When you Know How (Peat et al).