Many scholarly authors are interested in starting or joining a writing group to get peer feedback on their work and be in community with other scholars. This post includes some tips for running an effective group.
10 Problems with Scholarly Book Manuscripts (and How to Fix Them)
Should You Revise Your Dissertation or Start Over for Your First Book?
A Recommended Reading List for Academic Book Authors
When A Press Approaches You About Publishing Your book and Wants to Move Quickly
6 Things You Should Do After Finishing Your Dissertation Before You Turn It Into a Book
Where Does Your Time Go?
How do you spend your working hours? Here are some tips how to use time tracking and categorizing to organize your tasks and become more aware of your patterns. These methods will be helpful for academics, freelancers, and others who have a lot to do but little mandated structure for their work activities.
10 Quick Ways to Work on Your Academic Book Proposal between Teaching, Meetings, Surviving a Pandemic, and Having a Life
A Simple Revision Tip
Prefaces and Introductions in Scholarly Books
How Long Should Your Book and Its chapters Be?
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.