Facilitator:
Laura Portwood-Stacer, PhD
Publishing Advisor and Developmental Editor for Scholarly Authors Manuscript Works
Revising a scholarly book can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re not sure what to prioritize, when to revise, or how to approach the process.
The good news: there is a clear, repeatable method that takes the guesswork out of revision entirely.
Watch this free one-hour recording featuring Laura Portwood-Stacer and her time-tested approach to revising scholarly work so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
What You’ll Learn
In this session, you’ll learn:
- The four pillars of scholarly writing and how to evaluate your work against them
- When revision should happen throughout the publication process
- The three-phase revision cycle to apply in every round
- The most common areas where scholarly books need revision
No more second-guessing. No more endless, unfocused edits.
Who This Is For
This recording is ideal for:
- First-time academic book authors
- Scholars looking to improve their revision process
- Faculty working on articles, book chapters, or conference papers
- Graduate students revising dissertations
While focused on scholarly books, the method applies to any academic writing project.
🎥 Watch the recording anytime, anywhere — and finally bring clarity and structure to your revision process.