The Unique Challenges of Academic Life: Tackling Book Two
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.
Art Historians
Finding Your Voice: A Guide to Journaling for Creatives and Scholars
Maintaining an art journal is a creative and organizational practice that can help you develop your craft and find your authorial voice.
The Big Picture: Giving Quality Academic Content Feedback
What does it mean to give good feedback, and what distinguishes the feedback a professor gives to students, peers give to their fellow specialists, versus what you might receive from a developmental editor?
Tips from an Alt-Ac Hiring Manager: What I Look for in Job Applications
Many academics who are seeking alt-ac jobs wonder how to make their resumes and cover letters look better for hiring managers like me. Let me give you a few insider tips on what I look for in applications.
Number One Approach for Transforming Your CV into a Resume: Show Don’t Tell
Remembering the “show don’t tell” mnemonic as you are transforming your CV into a concise, visually appealing two-page resume will help you land the job.
What Are We Thankful for This Month?
This month, I asked my editors to weigh in on what they have to be thankful for over the past year. These are the resources, exhibitions, and self-care tips they came up with!
At What Point in Your Writing Process Should You Work with an Editor?
Editors can be helpful at many points in the writing and publication process.
How Academic Publishing Has Shifted during the Pandemic and What This Means for Your Book
Here are three of the biggest changes in scholarly publishing that university presses have seen since the pandemic began, followed by top suggestions from editors for authors navigating these changes.
Interview with Julia Klein: Artist and Publisher at Soberscove Press
In this interview, Julia Klein discusses the history of Soberscove Press, the intersection of art and publishing, and her advice for artists and academics hoping to publish more.