Spreading good words around...
Books by Tim Albert
1. Personal history
In my latest book I trace my journey through the last five decades of the 20th century, based on my memories, discussions with others, family documents and the articles I wrote at the time.
I look at family life in the austere post-war years, education in a monastery school and at a brand-new university, training as a journalist on a local paper, the fights for a fairer education and against NHS changes - and a doomed attempt to persuade health professionals to write clearly.
For more click on the picture (above).
2. Medical writing
This aim of this book, now in its fourth edition, is to help those writing papers for scientific and medical journals.
It gives a straightforward 10-step plan that goes from idea to submission.
To find out more click on the book (right).
This book shows health professionals how to write successfully for a range of different audiences. For details click on the book.
This book contains advice on a range of writing and editing issues, plus some definitions. For details click on the book
This book shows health professionals how to write for publication - other than scientific papers. For details click on the book.
'Beautifully written ... a rare good autobiography'
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A cub on the moor: a short talk on life as a country reporter in the 1970s. Available for Rotary Clubs, Probus, U3A and other groups.
Winning the publications game: the groundbreaking book on writing scientific papers.
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