“Independent Scholar” means
either someone who does not need a job or (more likely) someone who hasn’t
been able to get or keep one. Ron (who speaks from experience here)
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Maria --
Michie Hesselbrock is very real. She
teaches alcohol topics in social work in
http://www.chip.uconn.edu/people/profile%20pages/pe_michiehesselbrock.htm
http://www.advance.uconn.edu/2002/020325/02032501.htm
PS: It has to depend on what you are good at. And perhaps
also how much you are willing to compromise (like making a living any other
way).
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Ron, Hesselbrock is a pseudonym, I think. I'm pretty sure I know
who wrote it (and would like to read it myself). Try your question on the
AA history list.
Maria
PS: Can one make a living as an independent scholar?
Ron Roizen
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