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Category Archives: talking writing
how to talk about writing…
Everyone who talks about writing has to use language that people can relate to and understand. Of course. Duh. Sometimes this means using terms that are already in circulation – like pomodoro and shut up and write. while these terms … Continue reading
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Tagged academic writing, Larry McEnerney, reader, value
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reading groups/journal clubs are a good idea
There’s a lot written about the benefits of academic writing groups, writing rooms and writing retreats. But not so much about academic reading groups. And yet, they can be just as beneficial. Being in a reading group puts you in … Continue reading
what talking can do for academic writing
My co-writer and good friend Barbara is coming next week and we will have another little orgy of book writing. Only five days, but this will be enough for us to get a second section of our doctoral researcher writing … Continue reading
Posted in ideas clarification, nutshell, talking, talking writing, writing writing
Tagged Pat Thomson, Peter Elbow, talking writing, writing writing
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