Why PR is Essential in Trying to Get Your New Book Out in the Public Space Dr. Niall McElwee We get calls every week in relation to new book titles and how to market them. What we have found is there is so much confusion in relation to what happens when one either self publishes…
Dr. Niall McElwee, Senior Editor, Dissertation Doctor’s Clinic @ThesisClinic “Choreograph the daily griefs, dramas, joys, the little harms And let them know our love for them is sound, We that have known the ripple and the wingspan in the arms, The attempts at flight that never leave the ground” – From Vedic by John Ennis…
We are often asked by our clients, ‘what does the University or College actually expect from my Thesis?’ That’s a really pertinent question and here’s what we think based on our three decades in this game… 1. THE BASICS As one might expect, there are some essentials expected no matter what the College, Institute or…
The Dissertation Doctor’s Clinic is delighted to add to our Academic Tutors with our latest addition of Aoife Connelly from Kilkenny, now resident in Galway. She has a keen eye for detail which is crucial for any would-be editor. Aoife is an alumnus of NUI Galway holding both an MA in Literature and Publishing and…
Writing a Thesis Abstract Consider the aim and purpose of the abstract. The rule of thumb here is simply that your abstract is intended to inform your reader about the core, most salient aspects of your work so that he or she can decide whether or not to bother reading the rest of your paper. So,…
Intellectual Property The client maintains ownership and copyright over all of your materials. Additionally, the Clinic does not require credit or acknowledgement beyond the fees for services rendered. Although, it is a commonly accepted practice for some writers to credit us as their professional editor and this is always very much appreciated. Submission Confidentiality and…
