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Pushing Your Writing, Raising Your Profile—a Webinar with the Text and Academic Authors Association
I’m delighted to announce that the Text and Academic Authors Association has invited me to present a webinar aimed specifically at scholarly authors who want to elevate their writing so that their projects garner the attention they deserve: Pushing Your … Continue reading
Trick or Tweed?
Happy Halloween, everybody! And stay safe—especially if you’re in the areas affected by Hurricane Sandy. I know it’s only October, but if you need any editing in December or January, now’s the time to start a conversation with me. I’d … Continue reading
Claremont Talks Tweed
My scrapbook is filling up with clippings this fall. First Copyediting.com interviewed me, and now this: the Institute for Signifying Scriptures, my primary research affiliation from Claremont, profiles me and Tweed in the new fall issue of its newsletter, Inscriptions … Continue reading
Thank You All
I’m so thankful—I could write a book! Thank you all. TweetShare this with your friends on Facebook.
“Tweed Pencil” Is the New Vermilion
I’ve always wanted to name a crayon. Well, UNICEF’s new charitable promotion lets donors own colors (within the domain of the ownacolour.com website only). I chose #ff3300, recognizable as the glowing vermilion used throughout the Tweed Editing website. I call … Continue reading
Tour the Updated Site
I’ve been rolling out some site updates over the past few weeks, and I’m excited to share them with you now. First and foremost, Tweed’s home page has been revamped to include a central graphic that is both more dramatic … Continue reading
Trade Tool: Hyphenation Tables
Many of the tools I use as a professional academic editor could be used (and well!) by thoughtful writers and revisers, so I’ve decided to start featuring some of the handier implements and resources that are part of my editing … Continue reading
TWEED Academic Editing on Kindle!
Kindle users: you can now subscribe to the TWEED blog with your e-reader! This means that all my tutorials, guides, tips, resources, tools, service updates, and Twitter posts are auto-delivered wirelessly to your device. Amazon makes the subscription risk free … Continue reading
This Is Where the Academic Editing Magic Happens
Yes, this is my office. A clean workspace helps me focus, but my desk rarely looks like this. More often, the top is covered with style guides, printouts, scraps of paper, bills, and writing utensils. Especially when I’m in the … Continue reading
What TWEED is Tweeting: 2011-04-07
Junior faculty, take a look at TWEED's Dissertation-to-Book Guides: http://t.co/lVbvtYs # The new ACLS Public Fellows program places recent PhDs in government and nonprofit staff positions (+ stipend, health) – http://t.co/f7wlPQq # Academics share their tips for fighting writer's block: … Continue reading
