There is no clearer indication of the successful relationships we have built with thousands of academics over the years than their own views of the experience.
Responding to Creative Writing
“I have worked with many presses, all around the world, and I can say that I have greatly enjoyed working with Cambridge Scholars, and the very fine results. Cambridge Scholars has shown a commitment to advancing the exchange of human knowledge that is clearly very exciting."
Social Sciences
Professor Graeme Harper is Dean of the Honors College, Professor at Oakland University, Michigan, USA, and an Honorary Professor in the United Kingdom
Civilization at Risk: Seeds of Strife
"I have appreciated and enjoyed, so very much, working with all the wonderful people at Cambridge Scholars; theirs is a great team. Throughout our relationship there only has been graciousness, consideration, and professionalism on their part. Cambridge Scholars are servant leaders of the first order, which distinguishes them from other publishing houses."
Social Sciences
Dr. Ron D. Petitte is a tenured Professor of Politics & Government at Bryan College in Tennessee, and Director of the Bryan College Center for Leadership & Justice
Fandom At The Crossroads
"I would highly recommend working with Cambridge Scholars, who are not afraid to take a chance on an exciting new project and are skilled at providing assistance with all phases of the publication process….They supported me with professional and high quality editing…our cover graphics were a collaboration with an amazing graphics editor; four published books later, it remains my favourite cover ever."
Social Sciences
Dr Lynn Zubernis is a Clinical Psychologist and Professor at West Chester University of Pennsylvania
As Mirrors Are Lonely
"I always feel that my knowledge is valued and remains at the forefront of what the final product looks like. Knowing that there is always advice at hand, yet also having a deal of academic freedom has been a refreshing experience. This allows each volume to have its own unique flavor, ensuring that we remain true to our own discipline and the many idiosyncrasies that it entails."
Social Sciences
Dr Peter Whiteman is the Head of the Department of the Institute of Early Childhood, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia