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Time to update the pinned tweet: 📚✨Writing Well and Being Well for your PhD and Beyond✨📚 is now available for preorder!
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Writing concisely is a great skill: Useful for short conference abstracts, extensive articles and elegant emails. @katrinafee gives in her blog post 10 tips for more concise writing:
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📣 PhD candidates, supervisors, ed researchers!
Check out Aysha Mazhar's #BookReview of "Writing well and being well for your PhD and beyond: how to cultivate a strong and sustainable writing practice for life" by @katrinafee
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✍ If you are tackling your PhD thesis, be sure to also prioritize your wellbeing!
@katrinafee provides strategies and insights for developing your writing practice and avoiding burnout.
👉 Out now: spr.ly/6019uBwhJ #ThesisWriting
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Free Wellbeing podcasts for PhD students and other academic writers recorded by @katrinafee and released in September 2023 to accompany her new book, Writing Well and Being Well for Your PhD and Beyond, from Routledge. About 6 minutes (skip the intro) buzzsprout.com/1510516/13582…
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Drawing attention to ACU's plan to break up its wonderful interdisciplinary Medieval and Early Modern Studies research program based at its Melbourne campus. This is a great program full of excellent scholars: let's protest this short-sighted and destructive plan.
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Writing Well and Being Well is FACE OUT in @ReadingsBooks Carlton.
This is book shop code for ‘we love this book and really think you should buy it’. I am shooketh. ✨📚
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Excited to dive into this one @katrinafee
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Our ‘Administrative burden at Australian universities’ staff survey is closing on Monday 11 September end of day.
The survey & relevant info can be accessed through this link: blogs.unimelb.edu.au/adminbu…
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It’s OUT! Pre-orders of Writing Well and Being Well are already shipping! Get your own copy here 🥰😻✨📚
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I did a thing this term where I told my students they were allowed to use ChatGPT. The catch was, they had to tell me about it in a reflection when they handed in their paper. This is a thread about how it all went.
I’m mostly over on the 🧵🧵app these days @katherinefirth, on LinkedIn, or at the blog researchinsiders.blog/
Still checking in here sometimes for my friends though.
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Treat Yourself! No discount code needed, simply head here: routledge.com/Insider-Guides… to get your hands on this brilliant series with 20% off plus free shipping!
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It's the T. S. Eliot Prize's 30th anniversary this year & we're celebrating past winning collections!
Our 2022 winner is Anthony Joseph, for his collection Sonnets for Albert. You can read Anthony’s reflections on winning the prize at our website now: tseliot.com/prize/category/n…

ALT Prizes, like the T. S. Eliot Prize, act like portals; they are open spaces, not only for the poets, whose profiles are lifted, but also for readers, opening worlds and corners of experience. This is especially true when the poet comes from a community which has not been at the "centre" of western literary tradition. ANTHONY JOSEPH, WINNER, T. S. ELIOT PRIZE 2022, FOR SONNETS FOR ALBERT (BLOOMSBURY POETRY)
Look what came in the post!!
5 Rules of Grant Club is now a real 📚BOOK 📚🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Congrats to @tseenster @researchwhisper and Phil Ward for talking about grant club
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Writing Well and Being Well is ✨coming soon✨ so it’s time to start promoting!
Thanks to @RoutledgeEd for republishing a @researchinsider blog post (that got rewritten to become a chapter in the book) on their blog:
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“‘I lose sleep at night’: Experts fight to expose science fraud in Australia.” Using our database.
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