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Unlock the secrets of effective essay structure in the humanities with our comprehensive guide, designed to improve your grades and pave the way for future publication.
Where to find academic developmental editors, what skills to look for, and how to know if you’re a fit.
The nuts and bolts of the copyediting process explained by an expert academic copyeditor.
Implementing Chicago style in nonfiction writing can greatly enhance the quality and professionalism of your work. In this blog post, we’ll provide valuable tips to help you navigate its nuances effectively.
Unleash the power of citation managers to streamline the arduous task of organizing references, generating accurate citations, and adhering to diverse citation styles.
While university presses have long been seen as the gold standard for academic publishing, in recent years, a growing number of for-profit publishers and small presses have entered the market, offering authors new options for getting their work in front of readers.
Copyediting and line editing are two important stages in the editorial process that play a critical role in improving the quality of written work.
Although CVs and resumes are often confused, they have distinct features and purposes that can impact your chances of success.
AI chatbots like ChatGPT are trending in academia because of the problems they cause, but they can also be helpful for humanities academics outside the classroom.
