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Planning and Organizing Your Writing
Learn tips on writing a thesis, overcoming writer’s block, organizing large projects, and more.
Negotiating and Composing Writing in Common Genres
Learn how to write in a variety of genres including book reviews, literature reviews, and abstracts.
Writing in Specific Disciplines and Fields
Writing about film? Philosophy? Art history? Find relevant resources here.
Responding to Feedback and Revising Your Writing
Learn how to respond to feedback from peers, advisors, and other audiences.
Polishing Your Language: Style, Tone, Grammar, and Punctuation
Learn more about style, tone, grammar, and punctuation.
Writing Citations and Navigating Style Guides
Tackle citations with the help of these resources.