The Benefits of Augmented Reality in Publishing
Discover how you can use augmented reality (AR) to add multimedia elements like audio, video, and extra images to your new or existing nonfiction book project.
Discover how you can use augmented reality (AR) to add multimedia elements like audio, video, and extra images to your new or existing nonfiction book project.
Learn about the various services offered by academic editors working with scholars on their articles, books, and dissertations.
We are currently commissioning compelling books that explore how the insights gained from research can be applied to effect positive change, challenge conventional thinking, and encourage innovative approaches.
Permissions editor James Toftness explains when and how to seek permissions for the quoted text and images you want to publish in your book.
A former Cambridge University Press editor explains the key parts to include in your academic book proposal when pitching to university presses.
Learn how hybrid publishing differs from traditional and self-publishing, as well as the benefits to authors seeking to publish a nonfiction book.
Former Cambridge University Press acquisitions and desk editor and Flatpage team member Maartje has seen the good, the bad, and the ugly in book proposals. In this post, she shares her tips and insights about what to think about when preparing to contact a publisher.
Writing alone in the room, without a committee’s voices rattling around in the head, I’ve found the second book has felt much more like it is for me.
Julia Klein discusses the history of Soberscove Press, the intersection of art and publishing, and her advice for artists and academics hoping to publish more.
How can you make the best use of your limited time and energy to ensure that your book will make it past an acquisition editor’s email inbox?