Revising your research-led writing without losing the will to live
Revising your work is as much a part of writing as putting the words on paper in the first place. Here are some questions I use in my coaching to help research-led writers actually enjoy their revisions by getting crystal clear about their work.
Writing nonfiction: in a flash
Flash nonfiction is a terrific way to keep your writing juices flowing when you’re struggling to write the things you know you should be writing. Flash nonfiction is concise truth-telling, such as essays and memoirs in 750-1000 words or even shorter ‘micro’ versions. Dive in to learn more!
‘Joy-first’: A counterintuitive guide to the academic summer
In this post I show you how to slow down the vanishing act of the academic summer by getting real about the time, scheduling rest, and prioritising fun writing projects that bring you joy. Yes, that project that gives you butterflies but you’re never allowed to work on because there’s always something else more important. That one. Dare you?