The Night Before Essay Planner: A workbook to plan, research and write your essay

Description

The Night Before Essay Planner is not a book you need to read from cover to cover before you start writing your essay. It is your essay. You can plan, research and write your next paper in the planner! It's that simple! Do you start your essays four weeks or four hours before they're due? This bestselling planner is full of every tip and trick you need to get through your next essay, even if it's the night before your essay is due. Managing your time and maintaining clarity of mind are the two essential factors in pulling off an all-nighter. Manage the time, maintain the mind...it's not a mantra, it's not a lullaby; it's time to brew some coffee and get to work. The Night Before Essay Planner will walk you through the three stages of writing your essay to ensure you get a great result every time.

Bronwyn Hall grew up in Sydney and Griffith, NSW, and studied social work and anthropology at university. Often on the move, she has spent the past two decades working, studying and travelling around the world. In Australia, while working at the University of Sydney, she noticed how much students at all levels of academia - from apprehensive first-years to time-poor post-graduates - struggled with writing essays. She founded an online resource to teach students essay writing skills called The Research Den and wrote her first book, The Night Before Essay Planner. In 2009, she won the University of Newcastle Leadership Award and the Golden Key Asia-Pacific Entrepreneur Award for her services to students. She lives in Adelaide and is currently completing a PhD.

'If I could remember my time at uni, I know this book would have helped. Actually, I didn't read the whole book. Does anyone have the Cliffnotes?' Wil Anderson, comedian, writer, broadcaster 'What a great concept! All university students should regard this as a "must have" book for essays and assignments.' Graeme Davies, secondary school principal 'This book explains the process of writing is such a simple way, you'll become a better writer by reflecting and analysing, rather than memorising.' Annie Gao, university lecturer