Full Description
Writing for publication is a daunting and time-consuming task for many academics. And yet the pressure for academics to publish has never been greater. This book demystifies the process of writing academic papers, showing readers what good papers look like and how they can be written. Offering a research-informed understanding of the contemporary challenges of writing for publication, this book gives practical advice for overcoming common obstacles such as finding a topic, targeting journals, and finding the time to write. The author offers a range of helpful writing strategies, making this an invaluable handbook for academics at all stages of their career, from doctoral students to early career researchers and even experienced academics. The third edition has been comprehensively updated to reflect the changing landscape of academic writing, including the most recent research and theory on writing across the disciplines. Drawing on her extensive experience of running writing workshops and working closely with academics on developing writing, Rowena Murray offers practical and tested strategies for good academic writing. New to the third edition:Advice on how to use social media to promote your publicationsMore examples from different disciplines and journalsMore advice on how to tackle writer's blockExtended end-of-chapter checklistsNew evidence that these strategies really work!
Contents
PrefaceIntroduction1. Why write for academic journals?2. Targeting a journal3. Finding time to write4. Finding a topic and developing an argument5. Outlining6. Drafting7. Revising the draft8. Dialogue and feedback9. Responding to reviewers' feedback10. After publicationConclusionNER(01): WOW
