Why a Strong Book Proposal is the First Step for First-Time Academic Authors
Crafting a book proposal is the essential first step in writing an academic or nonfiction book. Beyond helping editors and agents understand your project, the proposal functions as a blueprint that clarifies your argument, audience, structure, and contribution. After writing four academic books and securing representation from a literary agent, I’ve learned how the proposal accelerates the entire writing process. Here’s why the proposal matters—and how it sets you up for a stronger, clearer book.
Research Identity for Academics
Your research identity is more than a topic or method—it’s the story your scholarship tells. Learn how clarifying it shapes your writing, book development, and academic career.
Navigating Dissertation-to-Book Challenges
A reflective, experience-based guide to the five challenges scholars face when transforming a dissertation into a book—and how to navigate them with clarity, structure, and momentum.
How Scholars Can Transition from Dissertation Logic to Book-Level Storytelling
Learn how to transform your dissertation into a compelling book with structured academic book coaching. Discover practical steps to reframe your argument, engage a broader audience, and create a book proposal that sparks curiosity.
Academic Book Coaching: How to Publish Your Work While Managing a Career
Publishing your first academic book while balancing a full-time career is possible — with the right structure, support, and momentum. Learn how academic book coaching helps working professionals turn research into a published, high-impact book.
How to Turn Your Dissertation into a Book While Balancing Work and Life
Balancing full-time work with rewriting your dissertation into a book can feel impossible. Learn how structured academic book coaching helps busy professionals turn their research into a publishable book efficiently and strategically.
Why Busy Professionals Turn Their Dissertation Into a Book
Learn how busy professionals can turn their dissertations into publishable books with academic book coaching, strategic planning, and realistic writing systems.