Research Writing

Writing My Book

Posted on October 4, 2013June 8, 2015 Christine OtisLeave a commentPosted in Research Writing, What's going on

Following up my last blog about the death of Steve Crohn, is this Q & A: When I’m trying to work things out in my writing I start asking myself about how I intend to present my ideas to my readers. In looking at my notes, I realized it might be an “interesting” interview to […]

Research Writing and Learning

Posted on February 3, 2013 admin2 CommentsPosted in Research Writing

I have always loved the learning process, especially when gaining knowledge is at my own pace. Researching is about finding facts and learning. It’s a process where discoveries are born. When I find a particular fascinating fact, I call that a “golden nugget.” It’s that juicy piece of information that is like a gem. When […]

Posted on January 29, 2013 adminLeave a commentPosted in Research Writing, Reviews

For me, investigative work goes along with writing. It usually begins with a question or questions. Whether it is an historical piece, science, political and/or corporate criminal issues, crime scene, etc., it takes time, concerted effort, motivation and determination to find the facts. It’s up to you to decide whether to weave the story into […]