Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Introduction --
2. Why are we writing? setting up effective writing practices, managing time, space and writing energy --
3. Writing for and publishing in academic journals --
4. Writing for and publishing books --
5. Writing for academic publication when English is not your first language --
6. Writing from research and practice, planning adn writing different parts of the thesis or article --
7. Writing literature reviews and thinking about methodology and methods --
8. Writing abstracts and conclusions, emphasising meaning and worth --
9. Developing good writing according to structure --
10. Publishing from your PhD --
11. Finding and devolping your voice(s) in the disciplines --
12. Managing time, overcoming blocks and getting the writing done --
13. Writing creatively and reflectively to support your academic writing for publication --
14. Responding to feedback --
15. Turning your conference presentation or paper into a publication --
16. Writing for online outlets and publications --
17. Edited books and new editions --
18. Your are not alone, developing and working with writing groups, communities and critical friends --
19. Conclusion, the politics and impact of writing for academic publication.

Publishing your work is an essential part of academic life and this comprehensive handbook, based on both practical evidence and extensive research, is perfect for leading you through the process. Enlivened with activities and opportunities for reflection it equips you with the skills to develop successful writing practices and habits which will enable you to write well, complete your work to a high standard and be published.