Dear Tahira,

There is no shortcut. You should not also request anyone to publish your paper. Try to improve your manuscript or you can try to publish in any other journal which is suitable for your manuscript. However, it should by no means a predatory journal.

Hi, Tahira,

I am afraid there is no easy way to get a paper published in a major journal. Prepare yourself for a long and thorny road. But there are countless articles on the craft of scientific writing, which you may and should consult in preparing your manuscripts. Below are some of my personal favorites:

Alexander, D., 2009. Natural patterns: How native and non-native speakers of English can avoid unnecessary complexity in scientific writing. The Write Stuff 18(2): 96–98.

Alexander, J.J., Wall, J., 1976. Righting the wrongs of writing: copy editors speak out. Anesthesia and Analgesia 55(2): 219–223.

Booth, V., 1975. Writing a scientific paper. Biochemical Society Transactions 3(1): 1–26.

Coleman, R., 2003. Pardon my proper English. The Scientist 17(23): 68–68.

Daroff, R.B., Rossi, A., Stevens-Ross, L.M., Rowland, L.P., 1996. Suggestions to authors. Neurology 46(1): 298–300.

Derish, P., Eastwood, S., 2008. A clarity clinic for surgical writing. Journal of Surgical Research 147(1): 50–58.

European Association of Science Editors, 2017. EASE Guidelines for Authors and Translators of Scientific Articles to be Published in English. European Science Editing 43(4): e1–e16. doi:10.20316/ESE.2017.43.e1.

Elefteriades, J.A., 2002. Twelve tips on writing a good scientific paper. International Journal of Angiology 11 (1): 53–55.

Fahy, K., 2008. Writing for publication: the basics. Women Birth 21(2): 86–91.

Frey, P.A., 2003. Guidelines for writing research papers. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education 31(4): 237–241.

Gopen, G.D., Swan, J.A., 1990. The science of scientific writing. American Scientist 78(6): 550–558.

Griscom, N.T., 1999. Your research: how to get it on paper and in print. Pediatric Radiology 29(2): 81–86.

Knight, K.L., Ingersoll, C.D., 1996a. Structure of a scholarly manuscript: 66 tips for what goes where. Journal of Athletic Training 31(3): 201–206.

Knight, K.L., Ingersoll, C.D., 1996b. Optimizing scholarly communication: 30 tips for writing clearly. Journal of Athletic Training 31(3): 209–213.

Nair, P.K.R., 2005. How (not) to write research papers in agroforestry. Agroforestry Systems 64(1): v–xvi.

O’Brien, R.G., 1990. Discover the science of technical writing. American Scientist 78: 550–558.

Those may not be directly related to your field of study or research but are helpful nonetheless. I would suggest that you pay particular attention to the 2017 EASE Guidelines (available online). They are indispensable for anyone writing for publication.

Glad to help!

Dmitry