The peer review landscape in scholarly publishing is rapidly changing. As the pressure to publish and the number of reputable scholarly journals both increase, it means competent peer reviewers are being stretched increasingly thin. As a result, this is leading to...
Join us September 18th at 11 AM EDT / 3 PM UTC for “How to Find Your Journal Production Flow: Case Studies for Small and Medium Publishers,” a free virtual ALPSP Conference session sponsored by Scholastica. At Technica Editorial, we help journals and publishers cut...
I had the pleasure of recently attending and presenting at the ISMTE 2025 North American Annual Conference — Editors Without Borders: Breaking Silos in a Technological World. The conference took place August 5–8, 2025 in Montréal, a melting pot of a city emblematic of...
My colleague Nikki Lazenby and I represented Technica Editorial Services at the 2025 annual meeting for the Council of Science Editors (CSE) in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We arrived early after a 6am flight and had some time to see this beautiful city before the welcome...
During the COVID lockdown, how many people thought they would finally sit down and write that novel that has been brimming in their brain for years. Some were able to accomplish this seemingly impossible task, but for most, the dream of writing the great American...
Early on September 23, Andy Hill, Claire Lee, and I headed to Winston-Salem for the 18th annual Bookmarks Festival of Books and Authors on behalf of Technica. Bookmarks, a literary arts nonprofit, was established in 2004 in tandem with the annual Bookmarks Festival of...
