Important textbooks can have career-lasting impacts on the students who learn from them — and many researchers still even have textbooks that they refer to repeatedly throughout their careers.
But before your textbook can become one of those, you need to know what goes into a textbook; what makes for a good textbook; and how yours would benefit from publishing it with a Springer Nature imprint.
Your textbook can have a substantial impact on your field by providing a comprehensive and authoritative resource that students, practitioners, and even researchers can use to get up to speed on your specialty. By writing a textbook, you contribute to the advancement of knowledge in your discipline and help shape the next generation of researchers (and teachers).
Publishing a textbook can be a significant achievement that can enhance your professional reputation and open up new opportunities for collaboration, speaking engagements, and other forms of recognition.
Publishing your textbook with a Springer Nature imprint like Springer or Palgrave means it can get to more students more easily, thanks to Springer Nature’s progressive eBooks.
You’ll also work with some of the most experienced textbook editors in the world, who will help you turn your idea into a fully-featured, significant textbook.
Learn more by getting started. It’s easy to submit your textbook idea — you can just fill in this online form.
