>want to publish in philosophy >they want you to have already

>>9279739
start with magazines and online journals. You might not get paid, but a resume can help.

>>9279815
I have not the slightest clue where to start searching for those. Just a google search doesn't tell me the ins and outs

You will only publish in philosophy if you've gone through the right academic channels and have at least your masters

>>9279835
Yeah somehow I dont think your philosophy is gonna be any good.

If you cant even find the journals you want to get published in, I'm about 100% sure you will get rejected every time without a response.

Good luck though.

And because I dont want this board to turn to complete shit.
Here's a link another anon posted if you just lurked moar.

http://spot.colorado.edu/~huemer/publishing.htm

>>9279835
do you read any journals or magazines? Find some you like, read them for a few months, see what your "peers" are talking about and "enter into conversation with their writing". Find a shared language and shared interests.

You might just start with letters to the editor type stuff, or emailing writers you like and engaging in private discussion.

And really, attending a school will help you find a community and get a resume. It isn't as superficial as it seems. You will learn things and you will make connections. There will be student publications, you can band together with your contemporaries and publish together.

I take it this is your first foray into the world of employment, OP?