15
07.10
10:27
Any time you include items in your writing, whether a result or an observation, that is not your own, you are required to give proper attribution. At the least, it’s customary to write who is responsible for it, as well as which literature it was lifted from.
12
05.10
1:29
While they’re both about putting down ideas on paper, there exists notable differences between composing long and short pieces. If you’re looking at the prospect of extended writing (such as a novel, a book or a 100-page thesis), you may want to follow these time-tested ideas designed to aid in those pursuits.
04
05.10
11:51
As a social science, psychology uses empirical inquiry to derive conclusions about behavior. This means relying on experiments and observation to arrive at results, making much of the literature on the subject open to interpretation.
26
03.10
5:07
So, what’s your point? When I read blogs and student essays, that thought often comes up. Simply put, there’s a lot of writing out there that simply goes nowhere.
10
12.09
7:16
Writing travel guidebooks can be one of the most difficult industries to break into. Not only are there too many such products already, they’re going after a largely finite number of potential customers. Regardless, they’re one of the most fun types of travel books to write, apart from being particularly lucrative if you luck out.