Academic writing can take many forms– and some don’t even use writing.
Posts & Resources: Online Portfolio
My online portfolio includes links to recent posts and articles, as well as instructional resources for my books.
Academic Writing & Fountain Pens
Do you think differently writing with pen vs. keyboard? See the post "Academic Writing with Pen in Hand" on SAGE MethodSpace for Academic Writing Month.
Academic writing: Counting words of meaning?
See my post on the Textbook and Academic Authors Assoc.blog about thinking about how we see ourselves (and measure success) as writers: Academic writing: Counting words of meaning?...
Social Media or Social Web? Revisited!
I wrote this post for the terrific e-zine Discover Society, before the revelations about Facebook and Twitter complicity with the Russian election hacks. I ask the question: are there other ways we can build networks and community, a social web? Your thoughts? ...
Academic Blogging
Research-oriented writing is not published exclusively in peer-reviewed journals. How can we use blogs?
Thinking about editing a book?
Thinking about editing a book? See SAGE Methods #Methodspace: Envisioning an Edited Book and Proposing an Edited Book. Want to explore your publication options, including the edited book? We will be offering two sections of the Create Your Publication Strategy online...
Create Your Publication Strategy to Meet Career and Social Change Goals!
Convert your academic work into publications! Join the Create Your Publication Strategy course and move toward your goals. Register for the September-October 2017 class at www.path2publishing.com. Questions? Send them to:...
Companion Sites & Ancillary Materials
Writing a book doesn't end with the manuscript! See Resources and Websites Mentioned in the Webinar. These links offer examples for different kinds of materials and book sites. 1) Authors’ sites-linked from the publisher’s page for the book: Models of Teaching The...