The new session is approaching, and I am planning to do more on the writing front this year, especially for the benefit of post-fieldwork students. This post is simply to keep in one place bits and bobs that have inspired my plans. You can think of this post as a sequel to my ‘productivity hacks‘ and ‘big qualitative data‘ posts.
# Reverse outlining (Rachael Cayley, 2011)
# Living in a writing dystopia (Joli Jensen, 2013)
# Do you have quotitis? (Nick Hopwood, 2014)
# Writing together by the fireplace (2014)
# Importance of managing the logistics of writing (Jamie Bartlett, 2018)
# The vicious circle of overwork in academia (Ryan Cordell, 2018)
# Painting the town red (Anthony Ocampo, 29 January 2019)
# Snowflakes, crystals, fractals, and other metaphors for thinking creatively about [nonlinear] writing (Annette Markham, 2019)
# RT @AcademicsSay Being an academic is basically just saying “I’ll finally get that paper written this summer” until you die (9 July 2019)
# Writing over the holidays (Chris Smith, 2019)
# RT @Used_For_Glue I don’t know who needs to hear this, but the aim of the first draft is not to get it right, but to get it written. (22 July 2019)
# 곽재식의 어떻게든 글쓰기 (2018)
