One would assume that publishing in this dynamic would involve little more than tossing manuscripts out of laboratory windows. However intimate it may be with commercialism, however, biomedicine is very much a science with the same rigor as other branches, along with higher scrutiny by open competitors and, to some extent, a largely inexpert media. Former researcher and now expert coach and editor Fraser has thoroughly updated this edition to include up-to-date venues, resources and methods, but she continues to focus on the day-to-day practicalities behind communicating about science. He distributes her advice well, addressing the issues of original research, the right journal, titles and abstracts, presentation methods, and writing the book v. the journal article. She is especially careful to give readers proper instruction in clear writing, includes materials on time management and provides a very helpful manuscript checklist. Published by Radcliffe Publishing, UK, and distributed in the US by BookMasters.