Join us for Navigating Peer Review on Your First Book

by Cathy Hannabach | Feb 9, 2026

Join us February 10, 2026, for the fourth webinar in the Ideas on Fire First Book Publishing Series, our six-part series for authors looking to publish their first books.

Learn how to decode reviewer comments, respond strategically to critiques, and revise effectively for your first book.

The event is free and if you can’t make it live, you’ll still be able to watch the recording after.

When: February 10, 2026. 12:00 – 1:00 pm US Eastern (convert to your time zone)

Where: Zoom

Speakers

Elizabeth Ault wearing a black shirt and glasses

Elizabeth Ault

Senior Acquisitions Editor, Duke University Press

Elizabeth Ault is a Senior Editor at Duke University Press. Trained in an interdisciplinary field, she is most interested in projects that reach outward across disciplines and academic conversations in surprising ways (including work by activists and organizers), that connect historical and emerging conditions, and that are committed to engaging with race, gender, sexuality, and (dis)ability.

Shaun Vigil wearing a grey sweater and glasses

Shaun Vigil

Acquisitions Editor, Temple University Press

Shaun Vigil serves as Acquisitions Editor for the Humanities at Temple University Press. Their list covers a range of subjects including American studies, critical ethnic Studies, critical disability studies, gender and sexuality studies, queer studies, and regional and national trade titles.

Cathy Hannabach wearing a purple blazer next to a colorful mosaic mural

Cathy Hannabach

CEO,  Ideas on Fire

Cathy Hannabach is the founder and CEO of Ideas on Fire, where she helps interdisciplinary academics transform vibrant ideas into powerful books and public projects that can spark meaningful social change. Providing developmental editing, copyediting, manuscript reviews, and indexing since 2009, Ideas on Fire has become a catalyst for rethinking what scholarly publishing can accomplish in an ever-changing landscape.

Dr. Cathy Hannabach is the founder and CEO of Ideas on Fire where she helps interdisciplinary academics transform vibrant ideas into powerful books and public projects that can spark meaningful social change.

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