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What Is Undercover Journalism (and Why Is It Usually Discouraged)?Alison Hill

When Research Leads the Story Samantha Greene Woodruff

How My Writer’s Library Helps My Writing and Research Evette Davis

Angélica Lopes: On the Importance of Research in Historical Fiction Robert Lee Brewer

How to Research Your Novel like a Reporter The Editors of Writer's Digest

Handcuffed and Stun-Gunned: How Far Would You Go for Writing Research?April Henry

Researching Your Fiction Like a Reporter Christopher Stollar

Handling Primary and Secondary Sources as a Journalist Alison Hill

Christy Lefteri: On Using Research to Help Storytelling Robert Lee Brewer

The 5 Questions You Should Ask During (Almost) Every Interview Don Vaughan

Truths & Categories: How to Research and Represent Truth in Fiction J. Lee

The One Thing I Wish I’d Known Before I Got Published Rea Frey

12 Dos and Don’ts of Research Travel for Writing Aimie K. Runyan

Tips on Researching a Book Inspired by Lesser-Known Moments in History Wendy Holden

5 Things Writers Should Know About “Vikings” and Norse Mythology Genevieve Gornichec

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