| Anthony Haynes (Haynes)
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| Editor and author |
| The Professional and Higher Partnership |
| Newmarket, UK |
www.professionalandhigher.com
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Joined: Aug 1st,2007 | Profile hits: 912 | Network: 11 |
Editor, writer, ghostwriter.
Director, The Professional and Higher Partnership Ltd (www.professionalandhigher.com).
I am currently editing a series of higher education textbooks about sport. This will include books on:
Sport Development
Sport Management
Sport Studies
Sport and Exercise Science
Coaching
I am a freelance author and am interested in commissions for writing, including ghostwriting, on sport - especially cricket.
My business also offers editorial management services.
We provide training workshops on how to write, how to get published, etc.
If you require any work involving the written word, please feel free to contact me.
Author of three books including "Writing Successful Textbooks" (A&C Black).
Partner, The Professional and Higher Partnership (2006-)
Visiting Professor, Beijing Normal University (2005-)
Formerly Publishing Director, Continuum International Publishing Group
Profile Books
Sage Publications
University of East Anglia
University of Tartu
The Author
The Bookseller
Society for Research into Higher Education
"Anthony has a
thorough knowledge of the business of publishing, and the rare ability to
explain, lucidly and in detail, how it affects
authors" (Kate Pool, Society of Authors).
University of Cambridge: BA, MA, PGCE
University of Malta: Certificate in Thinking Skills
Member of Cambridge University Cricket Club, Scarborough Cricket Club.
As a spectator of sport my main sport is cricket but I also occasionally watch soccer (mostly non-league), rugby, and horse-racing. I play sport on a casual basis. I enjoy petanque, croquet, and swimming - but am no good at any of them!
In 2008 I started playing cricket again after a long gap. I play for Burrough Green in the Cambridgeshire Junior League. Our home gound is idyllic - a green in the middle of the village. My son, Jonty, plays for the same team. My role is anchor man - mainly because I don't have any shots.
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