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Writing Your Journal Article in Twelve Weeks: Week Eight
Ellie’s posts on Writing Your Journal Article in Twelve Weeks will be back after a holiday hiatus. See you again in January! Ellie Mackin is a third year PhD student in Classics at King’s College...
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Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks – Week Nine
Ellie’s posts on Writing Your Journal Article in Twelve Weeks are back after a holiday hiatus. Ellie Mackin is a third year PhD student in Classics at King’s College London, and is working through...
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Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks – Week Ten
Ellie Mackin is a third year PhD student in Classics at King’s College London, and is working through Wendy Belcher’s ‘Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks’ while attempting to finish her thesis....
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Writing Your Journal Article in Twelve Weeks – Week Eleven
Ellie Mackin is a third year PhD student in Classics at King’s College London, and is working through Wendy Belcher’s ‘Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks’ while attempting to finish her thesis. I...
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Writing Your Journal Article in Twelve Weeks – Week Twelve.
Ellie Mackin is a third year PhD student in Classics at King’s College London, and is working through Wendy Belcher’s ‘Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks’ while attempting to finish. Today is the...
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Weekly wisdom: tips and tweaks #19 by Linda Levitt
Keep a recycling file. Whether in the process of moving material from an outline to the document you’re writing or editing a piece toward completion, it’s likely that you’ll be deleting some...
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Weekly wisdom: tips and tweaks #23 by Linda Levitt
Print out a hard copy. An old standby, but a good one. When you need another perspective on your writing, print out a hard copy and read off of the page instead of the screen. A hard copy is helpful...
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Weekly wisdom: tips and tweaks #24 by Linda Levitt
Read out loud: another old standby. Reading out loud can reveal your clunky sentences, your unclear ideas, and your weak transitions. Reading out loud can also reveal a beautiful turn of phrase, a...
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Chatting with Editors and Publishers
Creative Commons photo by Michael Coghlan In the first of a new series, we talk with Michael LeVan, editor in chief of Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies. Dr. LeVan shares his advice for...
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