Writing your manuscript takes lots of planing, revisions, reshaping and sharpening your craft, your voice. When you find yourself in unfamiliar territory in your story, your essay, your article, the reader can tell whether you researched well enough. Research is essential in bringing out your objective in the manuscript.
If I wrote about tai chi, which I know little about, but my husband is a black belt so he would know if my manuscript churned out logically according to research.
So let's look at the concept of research. Write what you know, or think you know. Tack that on research and blend in the details with staying on track with the plot, the main idea, and so on.
If you do your research, it will empower your manuscript.
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