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Publishing resources

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Last Checks to Do Before Submitting a Book Proposal

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Why an Interdisciplinary Book Needs an Interdisciplinary Index

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Flexible Plans for Journal Article Publishing

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Creating a Social Justice-Focused Academic Journal Style Guide

Writing resources

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What to Do with Unfinished Summer Writing

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Writing with Confidence at the Sentence Level

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Writing Commitments versus Writing Goals

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How to Start a Writing Group

Book marketing resources

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Book Promotion for Introverted Scholars

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Creating Your Author Platform

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Planning Your Virtual Book Launch

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Building Your Personal Academic Website

Peer review resources

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How to Write a Peer Review Report without Being a Jerk

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Responding to Reader Reports: The Big Picture

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Responding to Reader Reports: The Details

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Feminist Futures of Peer Review

Teaching resources

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Teaching with Podcasts

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Co-teaching Strategies that Work

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How to Design Better Office Hours

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Teaching Students How to Use Archival Sources

Ideas on Fire has been a vital partner in launching and sustaining Feminist Anthropology. The thoughtfulness and deep intent that go into the copyediting process are reflected in the content expertise of the team and the clear communication with our editorial team and authors. Transparency has been a steady component of this relationship: journal style is revisited and articulated as necessary, and timelines are always honored. Working with IoF gives us confidence in the quality of our journal.”

Sameena Mulla

coeditor, Feminist Anthropology

I recommend Ideas on Fire’s services to all of my colleagues who do critical cultural work. Too often colleagues have had folks who don’t understand their perspectives. In contrast, I don’t have to explain to IoF why the B in Black should be capitalized, for example—they already know. Working with IoF gives me comfort knowing my work won’t be misunderstood because of a lack of understanding of my intersectional fields.”

Kishonna Gray

author, Intersectional Tech: Black Users in Digital Gaming

“I have always been amazed at the broad range of interdisciplinary scholarship that Ideas on Fire has worked on. Working with the team was one of the most beneficial decisions I made to ensure that my book and its index would be useful and accessible to readers in diverse fields. I am so pleased with the index that Ideas on Fire created. It was so clearly thoughtful and demonstrated a rich understanding of and engagement with my work both on my own terms as well as in envisioning a broad potential of readers.”

Josef Nguyen

author, The Digital Is Kid Stuff: Making Creative Laborers for a Precarious Economy

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