Five papers were added to the Letters section of the Journal of 9/11 Studies today, as the pace for publication continues to grow. Five papers in one day:

Prof. Graeme MacQueen: Sonic Booms in the Collapse of the Twin Towers?
Gordon Ross, ME: Response to "Anonymous": Partial Logic - Partial Answer
Anonymous: Letter to Gordon Ross (NB: 'anonymous' authorship is strongly discouraged)
Arabesque: 9/11 Disinformation and Misinformation: Definitions and Examples
Dr. Steven Jones Replies to James Fetzer

There are now about seventy papers total in this peer-reviewed Journal.

The Journal of 9/11 Studies proudly publisheses a peer-reviewed article by Laurie A. Manwell, M.Sc., which deals with overcoming psychological barriers regarding 9/11 truth. The title is: Faulty Towers of Belief: Part I. Demolishing the Iconic Psychological Barriers to 9/11 Truth. http://journalof911studies.com/volume/2007/FaultyTowersofBeliefPart_I.pdf

A reviewer (Professor) from the University of Waterloo stated:

“This is an excellent paper. The material is convincingly
presented; the argument becomes increasingly intriguing and persuasive
as it moves along…. The real strength of this paper is that it lays out the
complex issues without flinching from the overwhelming differences that
prevent sane discourse on the "truth" of 9/11, while at the same time
maintaining such equanimity.
“The importance of this approach can't be overemphasized. Unless
we get beyond the problems so thoroughly identified in this paper,
how, for example, can we talk about the three towers of the World
Trade Center falling in so short a time, just as though they were a
nicely controlled demolition…?”