Wouldn’t it be nice if in fact inspiration would strike at just the very moment we need it? Sometimes I…
Collaboration: How to determine author order [Infographic]
Collaborating on a writing project can offer many advantages, but how do you determine in which order each author’s name should…
4 Textbook writing blogs you should be following
Academic writing focused blogs are easy to come by in today’s digital world. Textbook writing blogs, however, are not so…
The most useful textbook & academic writing posts of the week: July 17, 2015
No piece of writing is perfect when first written—that’s why they call it a first draft and why editing exists. Pat Thomson offers a bit of comfort in her piece this week in that all academic writers (or any writer for that matter) face the same struggles. She focuses on being ‘stuck’ with a writing piece and how to move thru it. Today, just focus on getting started and let the rest fall into place. The rest will either fall into place or, if nothing else, give you direction for where to go on the page next time you sit to write. Either way, just start and know that you can (and will) edit later.
Get your writing back on track this summer with a 60-day TAA trial membership
Complete your summer writing goals with a little help from TAA. This week only, sign up for a 60-day trial…
2015 TAA Conference photo booth a huge success! Check out some of the photos
More than 50 attendees at the 2015 TAA Conference took advantage of the free Photo Booth to get a headshot…