Formulate Research Questions

• Try to question the brief or your initial question by challenging every part. List as many elements as you can, find characteristics, define areas of interest. List places, people, experiences that are related and can be explored.
• Cluster your findings

The 'literature review' section in academic research demonstrated that researchers have thoroughly and systematically reviewed relevant findings of previous studies on the topic.

• Your research project should include something similar to a 'literature review.'
• Wr...

• Fiction writing requires research in the historical, geographical or methodical aspects of a scene/narrative.
• Sometimes certain details are trivial and one can move on while putting a placeholder to fill in later, like the name of a street.
• Certain research questions come ...