I end my weekly newsletters with a short section about books I’ve read/am reading. I’ve done this for years and, erroneously, assumed everyone understood why. Recently, someone finally
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How to check your references list for accuracy
I’ve been doing academic editing for more than 25 years; I’ve never seen a references list that completely and accurately represented the references in the text in an
Academics on LinkedIn
Have you been told you or your research centre needs more of a presence on LinkedIn? Has this left you wondering how you’ll find the time to learn
Your first draft’s only job is to be done
You want to be a confident, even happy writer who easily produces good first drafts that you easily polish into publishable pieces of work. But you keep finding
Read this before you sign up for another content planning workshop
Have you noticed the uptick in posts about content planning workshops in your feed roughly every three months? Sure, there are more of them at the end of
How can a writing coach help academic staff?
In the last few years I’ve added working with academic staff to the work I do as a writing coach with small business owners. For some this seems
Make writing easier by writing with others
Writing with others makes writing easier, whether it’s in a formal writing group that meets regularly or just a casual writing date with a friend. Before I go
How do you create evergreen content?
How do you create evergreen content? Evergreen content is a term that refers to any content (from social media posts to books) you create that’s as true today
How do you want to be visible in 2026?
This week I asked my email list how they wanted to be visible next year and sent them a link to a blog post by Jude Wharton at
How do you make your book stand out?
Before writing a book, most writers ask themselves this question: there are already loads of books on my topic; what makes mine different? This is similar to the