I help academics build their confidence to do the work they find meaningful and find the time to do it.
This podcast includes a whole range of topics: strategies for protecting your time, writing and editing advice, thoughts on careers and the wider context, preventing overwork and burnout, etc.
Pursuing a scholarly career is tough these days. I firmly believe that your academic career has the potential for joy as well as success.
I also believe that you can pursue your scholarly work in whatever situation you find yourself in, even if it's not ideal. You don't have to, but if it's important to you, you don't have to wait for someone else to create the ideal conditions.
For more audio tracks, we started posting over on Soundcloud before beginning this distribution journey. We'll be adding more to the platforms you love as soon as we can!
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Hannah de Keijzer is a nonfiction book coach and editor and the author of How to Enjoy Being Edited: A Practical Guide for Nonfiction Authors. She also spent a decade as a professional dancer and nationally board-certified massage therapist.
Katherine is an award-winning and innovative educator, based in Melbourne, Australia.
She is currently Senior Lecturer in Research Education and Development at La Trobe University.
She is also an author of several academic books, a writing workshop leader, speaker, pannelist and an active librettist and lyricist with a specialisation in choral and religious pieces.
Laura is a publishing consultant and developmental editor for academic authors. She runs courses, workshops, and other publishing services under her business: Manuscript Works.
She's on Twitter and Medium as @lportwoodstacer and has a newsletter called Manuscript Works.
She has also written a book: THE BOOK PROPOSAL BOOK: A GUIDE FOR SCHOLARLY AUTHORS, published by Princeton University Press in 2021.
Lee is the Assistant Director for Digital Learning at the Center for New Designs for Learning and Scholarship at Georgetown University. She worked primarily in public higher education for almost 20 years and received her PhD in Comparative Literature in 2007 from the University of Alberta. She blogged for a long time at Inside Higher Ed, and was a contributor to ProfHacker. You can check out her writing, All Things ADHD Podcast, and Bluesky posts at @readywriting.
Myriam Houssay-Holzchurch has been a member of the Academic Writing Studio for several years. She has recently returned to work part time after an extended sick leave to address burnout. She is a geographer who works for Université Grenoble Alpes in France.