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How do you research a book in the most appropriate way? How can you keep track of your sources and attribute them correctly, as well as avoiding inadvertent plagiarism? How can you get your book/s …
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Why is research so important — and what are the various ways you can do it effectively? How do you credit your sources? Plus more tips on researching fiction and non-fiction. I did a recent …
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I love book research. It's one of the most fun parts of the book creation process for me, but I definitely need to make sure I don't disappear down the rabbit-hole of research and forget to actually …
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Recently I posted an article about using your research to connect with your potential readers. Kerry Howard's video about her book Dear Codebreaker is a stunning example of how to use your passion …
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As a reader, I love to learn something new in a book. As a writer, I am a research junkie! I'm obsessed with learning about new places, different ways of looking at the world and scouring sources …
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There is a lot of noise at the moment about Chris Anderson's (alleged) plagiarism from Wikipedia. He talks about the difficulty of citing references for internet sites, which we can probably all …
