: Re: Is the following piece of text comprehensible and written in good style? I am a PhD candidate and I am having difficulty in communicating effectively in writing. Specifically, this post is a

If it weren't for the fact that your links were Wikipedia links I would have thought your post was spam. I see what you are trying to accomplish; However writing a piece of work that asks a question about a questions seems a bit off. Maybe try something more declarative for a critique.

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: How to combine a visual and textual outline I am a Ph.D. student in engineering, so most of my writing fits into a fairly strict idiom: the IMRaD (Introduction, Methodology, Results, and Discussion).

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: Breaking the 'cooling down' rule after finishing the first draft I've read that after finishing the first draft, you should distance yourself from the project at least a month. I just finished

: How to know if the events in my novel are 'realistic enough'? Sometimes I find my self wondering if the events in my novels are 'realistic enough.' I aware that they don't need to happen

: Is the first draft of a novel usually shorter than the finished work? I finished the first draft of a novel I'm writing. Right now, it has 17000 words. I've heard that novels these days range

: How to combine a visual and textual outline I am a Ph.D. student in engineering, so most of my writing fits into a fairly strict idiom: the IMRaD (Introduction, Methodology, Results, and Discussion).

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