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Tag Archives: book publishing
What is Academic Editing and Where Do Editors Work?
The three types of academic editing and a list of places where academic editors can find work.
Are women more likely than men to hire an editor?
How can an editor help you restore work-life balance?
Please ignore this one piece of advice…
Why you should target one academic publisher instead of playing a numbers game and gambling with your book’s future.
From Draft to DONE: Points to Consider When Hiring an Editor
A guide to the academic editing process and red flags to watch out for when hiring an editor.
3 Must-Dos When Crafting Your Book Proposal’s “Elevator Pitch”
Don’t sleep on the 3 things you need in any book proposal’s brief description!
Breaking Through Writer’s Block: Three Strategies for Success
Here are three amazing tips for breaking through writer’s block that are particularly helpful for scholars and academics.
What happens when you submit a book proposal?
What happens when you submit a book proposal to a publisher? This seems like a silly question, but if you’ve never been taught how the book publishing process works (and honestly, who was?), then you’ve probably found yourself wondering exactly this.
Three easy steps to lighten your load during the holidays
We can help lighten your load during the holidays and year round in three simple steps.
How do you illustrate your arguments? A guide to using figures and tables effectively
A guide to writing about figures and tables in your academic paper