How to Manage Research Without Getting Overwhelmed

Research & Forensics • Writing Craft
2019
Featuring Brett O'Conner, Brian Hicks, Graham Brown, Kimberly Connolly

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Strong stories are built on clear thinking and well managed information. Brett O’Conner, Brian Hicks, Graham Brown, and Kimberly Connolly share practical approaches to researching and organizing material without getting buried in it. This session offers writers concrete ways to manage notes, sources, and ideas so both fiction and nonfiction projects stay focused, accurate, and easier to finish.

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