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.
So You Want to Be an Editor, Part 3: Building a Sustainable Career as a Freelancer
Learn how to avoid the “feast or famine” mentality and set your freelance editorial business up for success.
So You Want a Wiki?: Commissioning and Writing Artists’ Wiki Pages
A Wikipedia article is a great way for artists to show up in an internet search, not to mention the professional credibility it can add to your name recognition. So who gets one, who should write them, and what do they need to include?
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.
So You Want to Be an Editor, Part 2: Starting a Freelance Editing Business
Now that you’ve faced your fears and decided to make the leap into freelance life, how do you go about starting a business?
All Translations Are My Own: Can Your Own Translations Be a Fast, Cheap, and Good Alternative?
Is it always a good idea to translate quotations or other texts from academic sources yourself? When does it highlight your foreign language skills and when does it lead you into dangerous waters?
How to Get What You Want from a Well-Crafted Business Email in the Arts
Do you want to ensure art world VIPs read your email message or request and that you get a response?
Short but Sweet: How to Shorten Your Artist’s Statement
Good writing can be the difference between getting a grant, residency, or exhibition over another qualified artist.