Finding your faults
When we edit, most of us simply read the text, line by line, correcting as we go. But it can be more effective to read for one kind of fault at a time.
Make your writing flow
Flow is never a problem if you know what your argument is, you can identify the points and you know which order they should take.
Stuck in a rut?
Ideas tend to come when we’re not racking our brains. They surprise us when the mind is relaxed and wandering over our material.
The art and craft of editing
Use focussed tasks to turn editing from a fuzzy, depressing process into a proactive, task-based operation with clear goals.
Writing for visual thinkers
Academic writing is a significant challenge for predominantly visual thinkers. Here are some ways to help them to convert an explosion of connected ideas into a linear format.