Academic Book Writing Simplified: Write and Publish Your Academic Book
Jane Joann JonesAre you a woman or non-binary scholar in academia who feels like writing your academic book is 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 academic writing podcast for women and non-binary scholars who want to get p... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||
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A postdoc can seem like a great opportunity to write an academic book. After all, you have so much uninterrupted time where you can do deep work on a long project. If you have to go back on the job market, however, you might be wondering if writing y... more
In today’s episode, Jane is joined by Dr. Allison Daminger, Assistant Professor of Sociology at University of Wisconsin. She is the author of the new book, What’s on Her Mind: The Mental Workload of Family Life. Allison is also an alumni of Jane’s bo... more
Self-efficacy in academia isn't just about mindset—it's about recognizing structural barriers while reclaiming agency in your writing process. Jane interviews Kel Weinhold, co-owner of The Professor Is In, to explore how self-efficacy shapes your aca... more
Join Jane as she celebrates a year of podcasting and shares the lessons she’s learned while embarking on a brand-new, long-term project. Podcasting is similar to writing a book in important ways, and in this episode you’ll discover some key principle... more
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- 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 Podcasts5NaomiMcA
United Kingdoma year 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 Podcasts5CraftyPhD
United Statesa year 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 Podcasts5coconut_mnmsUnited States2 years ago
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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Content is focused on guiding women and non-binary scholars through the challenges of academic book writing and publishing. The episodes typically address common misconceptions, provide practical strategies for writing and revising manuscripts, and emphasize the importance of feedback and community support in the writing process. The host, drawing from her own experiences and expertise as a book writing coach, offers actionable advice on crafting academic texts, maintaining a consistent writing practice, and managing expectations around the timeline for publication. The podcast serves as a supportive resource for those looking to confidently navigate the complexities of academic publishing and is characterized by its encouraging approach to... more
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