If you like listening to podcasts, check out these episodes where I talk about academic developmental editing, book proposals, and general information about publishing for first-time scholarly authors.
The Essential Building Blocks of an Academic Book Proposal
What Happens If You Miss a Publishing Deadline?
How to Get Usable Peer Feedback on Your Academic Book Proposal
How to Tailor Your Academic Book Proposal for Different Publishers: What to Change for Each Press to Press and What You Can Leave Alone
How One Author Revised Her Dissertation into an Academic Book
The Dreaded Copy Edits
Unless you are a copyeditor, it’s difficult to know what it is they do and how they read a text. It’s also easy to feel as if the copy edits on your manuscript are a personal attack. This post gives you the inside scoop on the function of a copyeditor and why they probably aren’t out to radically change your manuscript or undermine your work.
A Simple Revision Tip
How Long Should Your Book and Its chapters Be?
How to Write an Introduction for an Academic Book
The Best Time to Bring in a Developmental Editor on Your Academic Book Project
There's never a bad time for a writer to consult with a professional editor, but there might be a best time for your particular manuscript. This post breaks down what stages an academic book project goes through and what a developmental editor can do at each stage to help a prospective author get published.