The hero argument
To make your writing as engaging and convincing as possible, it’s worth giving the counter-argument sufficient space and understanding.
How to bring your voice into reflective writing
Dr Lucy English Reflective writing is used in subjects as varied as education, nursing, sociology and the creative arts as a method to reflect on the learning experience. Students often find reflective writing difficult. How do you write about your…
Reflection as a writing tool
It’s not difficult or time-consuming to build reflection into your writing practice, but it is enormously beneficial.
Voice in academic writing
'Good academic writers communicate their ideas simply and clearly, conveying a sense of wonder or excitement about their subject.'
What’s your investment in your writing?
To find your voice as an author, whether you are writing a thesis or a novel, bring your own subjectivity to your work: the filters that colour everything you think, see, remember and value - and your curiosity. This is your investment in your writing.
