by Tweed Editing | Jul 29, 2010 | documentation
You already know how important documentation is for academic writing. You want to give credit where credit is due, leave breadcrumbs for readers interested in following up on sources you used, and simply produce professional-looking writing. All of these aims are...
by Tweed Editing | Jul 21, 2010 | guides
New TWEED Dissertation-to-Book Guide! We’re really getting down to the side of things that you’re most curious about: connecting with publishers and seeing your project in print. Last time, I discussed in detail the process of revising a dissertation for publication...
by Tweed Editing | Jun 23, 2010 | guides
It’s here! Again, for the First Time: Revising Your Dissertation is the third installment in TWEED’s Dissertation-to-Book series of guides. The longest guide yet, this issue tackles five stages of revising your dissertation for publication: Crafting a...
by Tweed Editing | Jun 21, 2010 | writing tools
WriteRoom and Dark Room are distraction-free word processors for Mac and PC, respectively. The advantage is that these programs are full-screen, meaning that you can’t see your other programs. No more email messages popping up and interrupting your flow. No...
by Tweed Editing | Jun 17, 2010 | documentation, writing tools
Good news! You can now set up automatic email alerts to keep up with new scholarship on whatever research topic you choose. You are probably already familiar with Google Scholar, the search engine that allows you to search academic journals, books, abstracts, and...
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