I’m delighted to announce the release of my new book, Editing Academic Anthologies in the Social Sciences: A Concise Guide, published by Peter Lang. Read more here.
This book grew out of years of experience working with co-editors and contributors across diverse projects. It offers a practical roadmap for anyone planning or managing an academic anthology—covering proposal development, contributor selection, peer review, and maintaining coherence across chapters. It also addresses new realities such as AI tools, open access, and digital dissemination.
Edited collections are vital spaces for scholarly dialogue, yet many first-time editors find the process daunting. My aim was to make it approachable, clear, and grounded in real editorial challenges. The book combines conceptual insight with concrete guidance, templates, and checklists to help editors produce cohesive, high-quality volumes that stand out in today’s academic landscape.
You can order the book directly from Peter Lang in print or digital formats. I hope it serves as a helpful companion for scholars, editors, and researchers who believe in the power of collaboration to shape ideas and disciplines.