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Academic Book Writing Simplified with Jane Joann Jones

Jane Joann Jones
Academic Writing
Academic Book Writing
Writing Process
Academic Publishing
Feedback
Academia
Constructive Critique
Developmental Editing
Productivity
Community Building
Revision Process
Secondary Literature
Writing
Time Management
Women In Academia
Boundaries
Book Writing
Women and Non-Binary Scholars
Sabbaticals
Writing Consistency

Does writing your academic book feel like a complete mystery? Wondering how other scholars find the time to write while juggling teaching, research, and service - when you have been looking at the same page for weeks?

Welcome to Academic Book Writing Simplified - the podcast for women and non-binary scholars who want to cut through the confusion of academic publishing so they can finally write t... more

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In today’s episode, Jane discusses what scholarly writers are really looking for when they say they need accountability. While accountability is essential for strong communities, there can also be a risk in always relying on others to maintain writin... more

In this episode, Jane shares an exciting announcement about a new program called Fundamentals of Academic Book Writing. Learn everything you need to know about the program, including: 

➡️ Why Jane decided to create this program and offer it now

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Jane Joann Jones
Host of Academic Book Writing Simplified and writing coach specializing in developmental editing for women and non-binary scholars in academia. Former academic on tenure track who has helped over 100 individuals publish their academic books.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • Excellent podcast for academic writers

    This is a wonderful podcast that encourages me to reflect on my current practice, offers great advice on strengthening my book-writing strategy, and provides lots of practical tips for improving my writing. Plus Jane has such a kind and compassionate approach. I’d strongly recommend this podcast to all academic writers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NaomiMcA
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Where has this advice been all my life??

    While this is specific to book writing, I really could have used this advice while I was still in grad school! Never too late, though. I’m grateful that Jane is giving voice to these issues

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CraftyPhD
    United States8 months ago
  • Perfect Balance of Utility and Brevity

    I have been hoping Jane would start a podcast for a while, and it does not disappoint! Her advice is clear and to the point (so the episodes are a great length for a commute to campus), and she presents it in a way that makes writing an academic book sound manageable and even enjoyable. I love her encouraging and validating style, and can’t wait to implement some of these strategies in my own work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    coconut_mnms
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the practical, actionable advice provided in each episode, highlighting how it empowers them to tackle their academic writing challenges.
Many listeners note that the content effectively demystifies the academic publishing process and enhances their writing practices.
The host's compassionate and supportive approach resonates well with the audience, making them feel understood and encouraged.

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Episode #19: How working with an editor can help you write your academic book
Q: What are the pros and cons of working with an editor?
The pro is getting expert advice to enhance your manuscript, while cons include the cost and time considerations for working with a good editor.
Episode #19: How working with an editor can help you write your academic book
Q: What are the different types of editing?
The main types are copy editing, which focuses on technical issues, and developmental editing, which addresses structure and arguments.
Episode #19: How working with an editor can help you write your academic book
Q: Why would I work with an editor?
To improve your work and make it better than it currently is, even if it's not bad.

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This series provides insightful guidance for women and non-binary scholars undertaking the journey of writing academic books. The content addresses common fears, challenges, and misconceptions surrounding the writing and publishing process, especially emphasizing the significance of support and collaboration. With episodes that range from practical advice on time management and drafting techniques to discussions about the role of feedback and the importance of developing a consistent writing practice, the show seeks to empower its audience to overcome obstacles and embrace their writing journey. Unique to the series is its focus on creating a supportive community for underrepresented voices in academia, aiming to demystify the academic publ... more

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