Why Publishing Still Needs Humans: The Limits of AI in 2026

Why Publishing Still Needs Humans: The Limits of AI in 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) has seemingly infiltrated many industries across the workplace, and publishing is no exception. From plagiarism checkers to reviewers using AI tools to double check the validity of manuscript data, AI has made its way into the arena, but...
Peer Reviewer Fatigue is on the Rise—But Why?

Peer Reviewer Fatigue is on the Rise—But Why?

Scholarly journal editors have always had some degree of difficulty securing peer reviewers to evaluate submissions for publication suitability. But in recent years, this phenomenon—known as “peer reviewer fatigue—has been steadily increasing, contributing to both...
Write a Professional Author Bio: Best Practices and Examples

Write a Professional Author Bio: Best Practices and Examples

The main purpose of an author biography is to inform the reader of an author’s professional credentials and important previous books, so the reader views them as a trusted source of knowledge or entertainment (depending on whether the author writes scholarly...
Unlocking the Power of Audiobooks in Scholarly Communication

Unlocking the Power of Audiobooks in Scholarly Communication

In recent years, audiobooks have made huge gains in the publishing industry. In 2024, it was estimated that Audible had a net revenue of $440 million. This rise in popularity now includes academic publishing. While scholarly books have traditionally been offered in...