Writing for International Publication: An Interview with Nugrahenny T. Zacharias, Handoyo P. Widodo and Willy A. Renandya

There is a growing pressure in recent years for people working in institutions of higher learning to get themselves published in peer-reviewed international journals. This is true not only for those working in research-focused universi-ties, but also for those in teaching-intensive universities. For those lacking ex-perience, publishing in international journals can be a daunting task. Some may, in fact, feel that only a select few (e.g., those who hold professorial ranks) can get their work published internationally. Even many believe that writing for an international audience is an impossible task to accomplish. To shed this belief away and to make the idea less daunting, TEFLIN Journal initiates to bring about the experience of Indonesian EFL scholars who are nationally and internationally renowned for their publication and contribution to the field. Starting from this issue an interview will be published every other year with the hope that more and more Indonesian scholars are inspired to publish.