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Tips for Editing Art Exhibition Catalogues

Editing an art exhibition catalogue requires clear style guidelines, consistent tombstone data, and accessible writing that helps readers fully understand the artworks.

Can AI Really Write an Artist’s Statement?

As AI becomes a common tool for writing, this article examines how AI and artist’s statements intersect—and why human editors remain essential for clarity, nuance, and authenticity.

Nine Nonfiction Books to Gift Curious Readers

Whether you’re shopping for a history buff, an armchair politico, or an art enthusiast, we have some nonfiction book recommendations for the holidays and beyond.

How Copyeditors Turn Jargon into Clear, Engaging Writing

Learn how professional copyediting services improve clarity, flow, and reader engagement in academic and business writing.

Inside Gunocracy: Historian Christopher B. Strain on America’s Mass Shooting Crisis

The State of University Publishing in 2025

Explore the state of university publishing in 2025 amid political pressure, constraints, and barriers shaping the future of academic publishing.

Why Research Blogs Need Editorial Support

Learn how editorial support helps universities run consistent, engaging research blogs that boost visibility and public impact.

Questions Journalists Should Ask Before Writing a Book

Are you a journalist with a potential book idea? Ask yourself these key questions to ensure your idea has publishing potential.

Choosing the Best Word Processor for Writers and Editors

Choosing the best word processor for writers means finding the right balance of features, collaboration tools, and workflow—whether you use Word, Google Docs, or Scrivener.