How to Write Articles Editors Actually Want

Presented by: Christy Hoover | Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes | Mary Adams Belk | Sara Wigal

Categories: Articles | Publishing | Research | Writing

Christy Hoover, Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes, Mary Adams Belk, and Sara Wigal discuss the craft of article writing, from researching strong ideas to following submission guidelines with confidence. They explore professionalism, voice, and how to shape articles that connect with editors and resonate with readers.

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