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Calm productivity for academics
In Draft No. 4, John McPhee offers a masterclass on nonfiction writing, weaving insights from decades at The New Yorker. His reflections on structure, drafting, and precision offer academics a transformative approach to writing with purpose and clarity, vital skills for producing compelling, research-driven narratives.
Why are bad first drafts essential for academic writing? Discover why embracing imperfect early writing can actually improve your scholarly work. Learn practical strategies for overcoming the perfectionism that keeps many academics stuck in endless preparation instead of making real progress on their writing.
On Writing, by Stephen King, blends memoir and practical advice, giving writers a glimpse into the creative process while offering valuable tools. From embracing authentic voice to developing a daily writing routine, King’s insights help writers—especially busy academics—cultivate a productive, disciplined approach to their craft.