Quoting Well: Bringing in Outside Voices Without Losing Your Own
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Quoting Well: Bringing in Outside Voices Without Losing Your Own

Quotations can strengthen your writing—but only if you integrate them smoothly. Dropped quotes (also called “quote dumps”) confuse readers and interrupt your flow. Instead, use the Quote Burger method to sandwich your quotes between your own words, maintaining your voice and guiding your reader. The Quote Burger: A Three-Part Recipe Top
Secondary Research That Stands Out
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Secondary Research That Stands Out

We often treat secondary research like a box to check. Find five sources, cite them, move on. But if you treat it like a scavenger hunt instead of a chore, you’ll discover sources that do more than fill space. They can shape your thinking. 1. Chase Down the “Cited By”…