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Workshop on Scientific Evolutionary Writing

Join our workshop to learn how to write an initial draft effectively. Choose any topic, make a compelling argument supported by evidence, and aim for 800 words and 6-8 paragraphs. Don't worry if your draft is messy and incomplete, as our focus is on achieving systematic improvement through an iterative and evolutionary approach to editing.

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Workshop on Scientific Evolutionary Writing

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  1. Workshop on Scientific Evolutionary Writing

  2. Writing an initial draft: - Choose any topic you like - Make an argument and back it up with evidence - Aim for 800 words and 6-8 paragraphs - DO NOT WORRY if your initial draft is messy, confused and hopelessly incomplete Our aim over the next two days is to achieve a systematic improvement with an iterative, evolutionary approach to editing.

  3. "It’s good to feel bad about something you’ve just written. It tells you there’s a fat chance nobody else will feel good about it either, so you’d better work out what’s wrong and fix it." Harold Evans

  4. Writing an initial draft: - Choose any topic you like - Make an argument and back it up with evidence - Aim for 800 words and 6-8 paragraphs - DO NOT WORRY if your initial draft is messy, confused and hopelessly incomplete Our aim over the next two days is to achieve a systematic improvement with an iterative, evolutionary approach to editing.

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