Katherine Carroll
@katherinecarroll.bsky.social
Developmental Editor: I help academic authors from book proposal to final submission (theeditorialally.com).
Art & Architectural Historian/Author: "Building Schools, Making Doctors: Architecture and the Modern American Physician" (UPittPres).
She/Her/Dr
Art & Architectural Historian/Author: "Building Schools, Making Doctors: Architecture and the Modern American Physician" (UPittPres).
She/Her/Dr
Added to my reading list!
November 30, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Added to my reading list!
Bonus Tip:
Because our ideas tend to evolve as we write, be sure to go back and re-read the introduction when you finish the chapter. Frequently, it no longer quite matches the argument, content, and/or narrative arc of the rest of the sections.
Because our ideas tend to evolve as we write, be sure to go back and re-read the introduction when you finish the chapter. Frequently, it no longer quite matches the argument, content, and/or narrative arc of the rest of the sections.
November 19, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Bonus Tip:
Because our ideas tend to evolve as we write, be sure to go back and re-read the introduction when you finish the chapter. Frequently, it no longer quite matches the argument, content, and/or narrative arc of the rest of the sections.
Because our ideas tend to evolve as we write, be sure to go back and re-read the introduction when you finish the chapter. Frequently, it no longer quite matches the argument, content, and/or narrative arc of the rest of the sections.
Congrats! This week I celebrated one year of lifting with a new PR: 100 lbs trap bar dead lift! 🥳
November 10, 2025 at 6:25 PM
Congrats! This week I celebrated one year of lifting with a new PR: 100 lbs trap bar dead lift! 🥳
Know yourself and plan accordingly. If you have 30 min to write between meetings, then that may be a time to plan a very targeted intervention. For me, I would do far better revising a set of footnotes in that time frame than writing new material, a task that may need extra time for outlining. (4/4)
October 23, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Know yourself and plan accordingly. If you have 30 min to write between meetings, then that may be a time to plan a very targeted intervention. For me, I would do far better revising a set of footnotes in that time frame than writing new material, a task that may need extra time for outlining. (4/4)