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Tips for Academic Writing

December 2, 2011

A list of helpful articles and tips for those engaged in academic writing. Might be particularly useful for grad students starting out.

  • Donovan, Stephen. 2005. “How to Alienate Your Editor: A Practical Guide for Established Authors.” Journal of Scholarly Publishing no. 36 (4):238-242.
  • Martin, Brian. 2008. “Surviving Referees’ Reports.” Journal of Scholarly Publishing no. 39 (3):307-311.
  • AAR-Writing a Successful Annual Meeting Paper Proposa
  • AAR-Making Your Presentations Disability Friendly
  • AAR-I’m Presenting this Year at the AAR! or How to Present a Professional Paper at the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting
  • AAR-Be Brief, Be Witty, Be Seated
  • How to Be an Author – Do Your Job Better – The Chronicle of Higher Education

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