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Academics tend to dislike talking about money.
It destroys the narrative that we do all of this for love, and therefore we should give away our work for free.
But I get a lot of DMs about how much I charge for events and such. So here is a list. (thread)
It destroys the narrative that we do all of this for love, and therefore we should give away our work for free.
But I get a lot of DMs about how much I charge for events and such. So here is a list. (thread)
Public talks:
This varies by institution (public or private) and whether or not there is travel involved (none now, obviously). But in general, the range is $500-$2,000.
Workshops for grad students on the job market, writing etc.:
$250-$500 per session.
This varies by institution (public or private) and whether or not there is travel involved (none now, obviously). But in general, the range is $500-$2,000.
Workshops for grad students on the job market, writing etc.:
$250-$500 per session.
Class visits via Zoom to talk about my book, or the book's topic:
No charge (especially right now). Because teachers and professors are working so hard right now, I'm happy to help.
No charge (especially right now). Because teachers and professors are working so hard right now, I'm happy to help.
Editorial work:
Looking over someone's Op-ed, pitch, or fellowship project description:
No charge.
Detailed comments/edits on an entire manuscript:
Depending on length, $250-500.
Detailed comments/edits on a book manuscript:
$1,000 (this is also what I pay my readers).
Looking over someone's Op-ed, pitch, or fellowship project description:
No charge.
Detailed comments/edits on an entire manuscript:
Depending on length, $250-500.
Detailed comments/edits on a book manuscript:
$1,000 (this is also what I pay my readers).
*EDIT: *article* manuscript.
