1. You know that stuff about your bibliography? Forget it… You've just read a ton of other essays and you've found a killer quote. And then you realise that you're also quoting extensively from just one writer… At the rate you're going, you'll be reciting her word for word.
2. Spend ages on the introduction. I mean, it's not actually about the study, right? Give an extensive personal history, complete with dental records, what you've had for lunch…
3. Oh, did I just mention lunch? There goes another four hours.
4. Get back and panic. You're only 3,595 words in and this part of the study needs to be 10,000 words.
5. Scream!
2. Spend ages on the introduction. I mean, it's not actually about the study, right? Give an extensive personal history, complete with dental records, what you've had for lunch…
3. Oh, did I just mention lunch? There goes another four hours.
4. Get back and panic. You're only 3,595 words in and this part of the study needs to be 10,000 words.
5. Scream!
Then spend the next couple hours inserting then re-inserting a quote which may or may not be relevant but it sounds oh so good.
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