Writing and Publishing for Academic Authors

Joseph M. Moxley is a Professor of English at the University of South Florida. Todd W. Taylor is an instructor of English at the University of South Florida. They live in Tampa, Florida.

• If Not Now, When?, Joseph M. Moxley; Strategies for Enhancing Scholarly Productivity, Robert Boice; Freewriting and the Problem of Wheat and Tares, Peter Elbow; Publishing Scholarship in Humanistic Disciplines - Joining the Conversation, Gary A. Olson; Planning and Revising Research Reports, Donald W. Fiske; Reviewing Books for Scholarly Journals, Robin W. Erwin; The Art and Agendas of Writing a Successful Textbook Proposal, Paul A. Smith; From Proposal to Podium - Publishing Papers from Academic Conferences in Book Form, Largetta T. Lenker; From Podium to Print - Editing Conference Papers and Publishing the Dissertation, Sara Deats; University Presses - In and Out of the Ivory Tower, Naomi B. Pascal; How to Find and Catch a Catch - Writing the Winning Grant Proposal, Judith Ruderman; Co-authoring for Scholarly Publication - How Should You Collaborate?, Evelyn Ashton-Jones; Why Not Write for Commercial Publication?, Ben Johnson; Cyber-Property - Can We Cite and Copywrite on the Internet?, Janice Walker; Scholarhip Reconsidered, Again - Questions for the Future, Todd Taylor.

Why is it that some people write and get published while others just as knowledgeable, thoughtful and articulate do not? ^RWriting and Publishing for Academic Authors^I not only makes the answer clear but explains exactly how to enlist in the writer category if that is why you really want.