Just like every writing project, research is unique. I didn't feel like I covered everything I wanted to say in the last post, so I'm adding more information from the Women On Writing website article I did several years ago. Here's the link: http://www.wow-womenonwriting.com/31-How2-Research.html
Write soon,
Mary
Thanks for the link, Mary. I read your article, and especially liked the section on "Cold Calling." Yes, having questions prepared when the interviewee is called to set up the interview makes a lot of sense, in case they can chat right then.
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Yes, and you can probably figure out how I know that, because it happened to me, but only once. I did learn from it!
ReplyDeleteGreat suggestions! It's amazing how I can go searching for information to verify something I'm writing about, and spend hours reading something else. Chasing down rabbit holes is apparently something I do quite well.
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Me, too! And when I come out of the research daze, I don't remember what I was looking for in the first place.
DeleteGreat advice, Mary.
ReplyDeleteGreat advice, Mary.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda. It is good to have some sort of plan.
DeleteAs always, good advice, Mary.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donna!
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