Who is this article for? Finding your audience.
For every article (or book chapter), you need to understand who you are writing for to write a strong abstract, a good introduction and conclusion,
For every article (or book chapter), you need to understand who you are writing for to write a strong abstract, a good introduction and conclusion,
Okaaaay, so this is pretty provocative as a title, but it’s also true and can be massively liberating. I hope it is for you. Imposter
I’ve been doing a bit of a deep dive into stuff I know about writing because of my English Literature background. I hope you’ve been
This post was co-authored by a really generous bunch of people, some of whom we met for the first time to write it. The post
There are no right answers here, but the true answer to the question ‘how many drafts should I expect to write’ is ‘probably more than
On the one hand, much doctoral research is about careful analysis of what is already known, and exact, incremental, logical steps towards newer knowledge. On
A typical aspect of early drafts of writing by doctoral candidates is the way they are focused on defining their research question. This is important,
In 2012, I wrote a post for The Thesis Whisperer blog on the Cornell Method of note taking and how effective I thought it was.
For nearly everyone doing a PhD–this is your first time. You’ve never done this before, and you’re learning the ropes as you go. The idea
While I’m writing the Writing Trouble book, I’m surrounded by some of my favourite texts about writing. None of them have all the answers, but
