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.
Learn about the peer review process at academic journals and university presses and how to navigate it successfully.
Learn how an academic developmental editor can help you improve the argument, structure, and organization of your book or article.
Finding the right journal to publish your article takes an understanding of the ecosystem of your field. In this blog post, a former journal editor tells you how to find your ideal audience and craft a submission that gets accepted.
Working with an SME developmental editor, copyeditor, or dissertation editor can improve your writing and publication record, but there are downsides as well.
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.
Maintaining an art journal is a creative and organizational practice that can help you develop your craft and find your authorial voice.
What does it mean to give good feedback, and what distinguishes the feedback of a professor and a colleague from a developmental editor?
Editors can be helpful at many points in the writing and publication process.
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?
