Last week we launched our full-service on Peerwith, in arabic. Toway we like you to meet our new agent for Peerwith in Iraq, meet Dheyaa Falih Bannay. Dr Dheyaa has P.HD in Business management, specialization in Organizational behavior. Dr Dheyaa is active on the University of Warith Al-anbiyaa in Karbala city, Iraq. Researchers from Iraq … Read the full story

Peerwith.com is a marketplace for author services. Hire a freelance expert through https://www.peerwith.com/. Researchers request service from peers. Or find an expert first on https://peerwith.expert/ and request their service. The Peerwith platform is a self-service marketplace. If possible, post the request yourself by picking one of the categories https://www.peerwith.com/categories, then “post request”. If you can’t … Read the full story

Guest blog from Jim Bowden, top-expert on Peerwith: https://peerwith.expert/jimbowden I have worked in academic publishing for well over 20 years in various roles covering copy-editing (both doing this myself and managing large teams of external copy-editors) and author relations (understanding academic authors’ needs). For the last three years, I have been a freelance copy-editor. This … Read the full story

Imagine this exciting scenario: You have just completed your thesis and your committee has judged your research to be an important contribution to your field. The logical next step is to publish your thesis as a book, right? But where? Rarely are academic theses in their entirety considered “worthy” candidates for full-book publishing support, as the … Read the full story

Guest blog by Marieke Krijnen, freelance (book) editor, active on Peerwith. A client of mine wrote a book proposal based on her dissertation, sent it to a publisher, and was invited to submit the manuscript for a round of peer review. She contacted me after she had gotten the book back with comments and asked … Read the full story

Guest blog by Josh Pennington, freelance (book) editor, active on Peerwith. When I completed my PhD in Linguistics in 2011, I can’t tell you how many emails I received from so called “publishers”, asking me to consider submitting my dissertation for guaranteed publication. When I asked my advisor whether they were trustworthy, he told me … Read the full story