If you’re interested in publishing a book in Humanities and Social Sciences but aren’t sure where to start, this webinar brought to you by EURAXESS Australia & New Zealand in collaboration with Taylor & Francis, will guide you through everything you need to know to get your first (or next) academic book published.

Offering top tips to help you succeed from a publisher’s perspective, as well as pitfalls to avoid and additional resources to guide you whilst writing, the presentation will cover: insights into what commissioning editors are looking for, advice on preparing a book proposal, the peer review process and the journey from contract to publication. We’ll also look at publishing from your PhD thesis as well as some hints and tips about writing.

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Experts Profile:

Vilija Stephens is an Editor at Routledge, imprints of Taylor & Francis. She commissions books in all areas of Education, Psychology and Mental Health, from scholarly monographs and edited collections, through to textbooks and professional guides. Vilija welcomes book proposals from new and experienced authors based in Australia and New Zealand.

Lucy Batrouney is a Senior Editor at Routledge and publishes humanities and media arts books written by authors based in Australia and New Zealand. She commissions across a wide range of subject areas including media, communication, journalism, music, audio, theatre and performance, language learning, linguistics, philosophy, religion, anthropology, gender studies, archaeology, classics, history and interdisciplinary projects within the humanities. She is always happy to hear from new or established authors based in Australia and New Zealand.

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Please note that the Q&A has been edited out of the recording to adhere to privacy of the participants.

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