You love to teach and have solid experience. You have good instincts about what students need to learn and how to explain ideas in a way that students understand.

You have a vision. You know the challenges of the curriculum and can clearly see what will appeal to other teachers.

You are a good listener. You listen to students, to colleagues, to reviewers, and to publishers.

You are objective. You have a healthy respect for your own ideas and those of your competitors, which allows you to constructively critique your work and theirs.

You have time to write. You're at a place in your life where you can realistically commit the time to such an undertaking.

You understand the market. You have looked at other titles in the discipline and have a good idea what is needed.

You are ready to share your approach, ideas, and research. You want to affect the way the course is taught and join other eminent Addison-Wesley and Benjamin Cummings authors in leading the way in higher education.

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