OUR SERVICES.

We do create content for the following academic types:

1.        Book, in many types and varieties.

2.      Chapter in an edited volume

3.      Book report.

4.      Conference paper.

5.      Dissertation; usually between 6,000 and 20,000 words in length.

6.      Essay; usually short, between 1,500 and 6,000 words in length.

7.       Explication; usually a short factual note explaining some obscure part of a particular work; e.g. its terminology, dialect, allusions or coded references.

8.      Research Article.

9.      Research Paper; longer essay involving library research, 3000 to 6000 words in length.

10.    Technical report

11.      Thesis; often in excess of 20,000 words in length.

We do also write the following types of papers for students:

1.        Exam questions & Essay titles; and the formulation of these.

2.      Instructional pamphlet, or hand-out, or reading list.

3.      Presentations; usually short, often illustrated.

We are also involved in the following Summaries of knowledge:

1.        Annotated bibliography.

2.      Annotated catalogue, often of an individual or group's papers and/or library.

3.      Creating a simplified graphical representation of knowledge; e.g. a map, or refining a display generated from a database. There will often be a 'key' or written work incorporated with the final work.

4.      Creating a timeline or chronological plan. There will often be a 'key' or written work incorporated with the final work.

5.      Devising a classification scheme; e.g. for animals, or newly arisen sub-cultures, or a radically new style of design.

6.      Encyclopedia entry.

7.       Journal article; usually presenting a digest of recent research.

8.      Literature review; a summary and careful comparison of previous academic work published on a specific topic.

9.      Site description and plan.

We also collate the work of others and transform into;

1.        Anthology; collection, collation, ordering and editing of the work of others.

2.      Catalogue raisonné; the definitive collection of the work of a single artist, in book form.

3.      Collected works; often referred to as the 'critical edition'. The definitive collection of the work of a single writer or poet, in book form, carefully purged of publishers errors and later forgeries, etc.

4.      Monograph or exhibition catalog; usually containing exemplary works, and a scholarly essay. Sometime contains new work by a creative writer, responding to the work.

5.      Transcribing, selecting and ordering oral testimony.

In the domain of research and planning, we do create the following:

1.        Experimental plan, called a protocol

2.      Laboratory report.

3.      Raw data collection plan.

4.      Research plan (sometimes called desk-based research).

5.      Structured notes.

We do disseminate knowledge outside the academy in the forms of:

1.        Call for papers.

2.      Documentary film script or TV script or radio script.

3.      Opinions

4.      Newspaper opinion article.

5.      Public speech or lecture.

6.      Review of a book, film, exhibition, event, etc.

7.       Think-tank pamphlet, position paper, or briefing paper.

We do also create the following technical or administrative forms:

1.        Brief; short summary, often instructions for a commissioned work.

2.      Peer review report.

3.      Proposal for research or for a book.

4.      White paper; detailed technical specifications and/or performance report.

We also create the following personal forms:

1.        Artist's book or Chapbook.

2.      Autobiography.

3.      Belles-lettres; stylish or aesthetic writing on serious subjects, often with reference to one's personal experience.

4.      Commonplace book.

5.      Diary or Weblog.

6.      Memoire; usually a short work, giving one's own memories of a famous person or event.

7.       Notebooks.

Miscelleneous new forms:

1.        Collaborative writing, especially using the internet.

2.      Hypertext, often incorporating new media and multimedia forms within the text.

3.      Performative writing.

YOU CAN CONTACT US VIA THE FOLLOWING EMAIL ADDRESS: STUART.CARL7777@GMAIL.COM

OR USE THE CONTACT FORM PROVIDED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.