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Category Archives: authority in writing
are you experienced (at writing journal articles)
So you’ve not written a lot of journal articles before, if any. Does this matter? Well not necessarily – but it might. When asked, journal editors almost always report that one of the major reasons for paper rejections is that … Continue reading
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the quotation sandwich
Mary Jane Curry (University of Rochester) recommended a text to me that people in her doctoral writing courses find helpful. Having now acquired it, I agree with her recommendation. The book is: Graff, G and Birkenstein, C (2010) They say, … Continue reading
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