Iker Otxoa De Latorre Finding a journal ready to consider a very long manuscript might be difficult, especially if the journal is ranked in the first quartile (Q1) of journals in its discipline. Although several Q1 journals have rather large page restrictions, your paper may still be judged too lengthy.

Check to see if the journal you're interested in has a review or viewpoint article category since these sorts of articles frequently have fewer page restrictions and can give a place for in-depth, thorough evaluations like the one you've written. You might also consider splitting your review into two or more pieces, if possible given the structure and substance of your review.

Another possibility is to find a Q1 publication known for publishing lengthy review articles. You may look for review papers in your field that were published in Q1 journals and see if there are any similarities in terms of the length of the articles and the journals that published them. This may provide you with some journal ideas.

Finally, you might contact the editor of the journal you're interested in and describe the scope and subject of your review piece. They may be ready to consider it even if it is longer than the average length for papers in their publication, especially if they believe the piece would be of value.

Thank you Fatemeh Khozaei for your answer and suggestions!

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The best is to publish in specfic and special journals from the first quarter rank reviewed by familers espcilest