taken  from  ch 8 of  Getting published this is exampls of good abstracts and good conclusions in the three  discipline groups : science  social scienece and humantiies (literature,culture)

This  is from Getting Published' Gina Wisker,Palgrave macmillan  2015 and looks at different kinds of writing in different sections of an articlae, or chapters of a thesis.

chapter on personal and professional experiences of academic writing

managing the writing energy is a blogpost I had published on te doctroalwriting.sig website in  2014 it is about  writing block and breakthroughs and is research based.

one of my ppts on writing a thesis

The main  ppt we used in the SATN  writing for academic publication workshop

PPt for the 2015 HELTASA conference  South Africa looks at developing a writing career

here's podcasts on blocks and conference papers http://student.brighton.ac.uk/videos/newvideos.php?ID=1172 http://student.brighton.ac.uk/videos/newvideos.php?ID=1173

Developed for and used with doctoral  students, early career researchers and anyone thinking of publishing form their PhD, initially with the Contemporary Womens writing association AHRC fnded research skills development programme-. Best...

thanks Gerda hope you have been able to download? if not pl email me g.wisker@brighton.ac.uk

Thank you for the informative and encouraging presentation at HELTASA- Gerda Bender

basic introductory exploration of why write, writing journal artiles, getting published.

Ths is an overall ppt which asks you to cosidr why you want to write and publish and suggests how to go about it. 

Ask any academic, and they will get into a long discourse about the value of publishing scholarly work, the politics of doing it, the challenges and the outlets.  Although you haven’t asked, I’d like to share my own ideas with...

I post this mostly to intriduce PhDcomics to you. If you haven't discovered this site already, you have missed many an insite formatted as a laugh-out-lound comic

Getting publications from your PhD process and product, by Gina Wisker.

Advice and help with writing for journals from Gina Wisker

This ppt was developed for a conference and uses research findings to look at writing blocks and breakthroughs. It is built on the theories of conceotual threshold crossings (Meyer  Land Cousin; Wisker  and Kiley)

This ppt considers practical ways of overcoming writing blocks 

This ppt focuses on turning conference papers into publications