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Journal Article
Fictionalizing Your Scholarship; Writing a novel is hard to do well, but it can serve as a powerful way to share your research with a wider audience
2014
Overview
The literary world is filled with unemployed and underemployed Ph.D.'s who have found themselves as novelists instead of as professors. Meanwhile, lots of academics have unpublished novels buried in their desk drawers or computers. But it's relatively rare for working professors to publish novels, under their own names, related to their academic expertise. Writing fiction is hard to do well, but it can serve as a powerful way for scholars to share their research and engage with a broader audience.
