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WriteFest2025 is here!

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Writing retreats to progress on academic writing

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Building Community through Writing Retreats

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A breath of fresh air: The benefits of academic blogging.

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Helping your students find their voice on their PhD writing journey

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Did you know November is Academic Writing Month?

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Diverse Career Paths: The Transferable Skills of Writing

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Learnings from a Residential Writing Retreat

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Get ready for WriteFest 2023

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Benefits of Writing Fellowship Applications

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Write On

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Overcoming Writer’s Block through Writing Groups

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Writing Academic CV’s

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We’ve been busy!

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Writing Research Proposals

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Who’s afraid of the big blank page?

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Writing Covering Letters

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Reflecting on Academic Year 2020/21 and planning for 2021/22

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