Publishing Your First Academic Monograph: Advice from Editors

Publishing Your First Academic Monograph: Advice from Editors
This round table discussion for authors of first books in French and Francophone studies shares advice and tips from acquisitions editors and series editors from the University of Nebraska Press and Liverpool University Press. Hear Bridget Barry, Heather Stauffer, Chloé Johnson, and Denis Provencher talk about their lists and series, then answer your real questions like: when and how should I approach editors? When should I submit proposals? What do proposals look like? How many words are you expecting my book to be? How much material can be pre-published? Originally a roundtable as part of the 20th- and 21st-century French and Francophone Studies International Colloquium.

Starting the Work

     
How to write a lot : a practical guide to productive academic writing

       Paul Silvia

       SJU Alcuin and CSB Clemens PE1408 .S48787 2007

 


 


Writing your journal article in 12 weeks : a guide to academic publishing success
Wendy Belcher

SJU Alcuin Reference Z471 .B45 2009


 

 


Critical collaborative communities : academic writing partnerships, groups, and retreats

Nicola Simmons, Ann Singh, ed.

View online: https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/csbsju/detail.action?docID=5847368

Assistance with Writing

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