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| Name | David G Green |
| Bio | During 50 years as a working scientist, my output included more than 200 scientific articles, as well as books and popular articles. However, I constantly try to improve my writing. In science writing, the greatest virtues are logical structure and clarity. More recently, writing popular science raised the challenge of presenting my ideas in a non-technical, easy-to-follow style. This included writing little stories to convey ideas. Since retiring, my aim is to learn more about story telling, both to better communicate ideas to non-scientists, and as an end in itself. |
| Genre | General Fiction, Science Fiction, Poetry, Short Stories, Non Fiction |
| Why Do You Write? | Everyone has a story to tell, whether it's a tale for readers to enjoy or a new vision of the world around us. As a scientist, my work is all about ideas. |
| Have you been published before? | |
| If yes, where have you been published? | Allen and Unwin, Cambridge University Press, Elsevier, McGraw-Hill, Oxford University Press, Springer |
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| Link 3 | https://theconversation.com/simple-thinking-in-a-complex-world-is-a-recipe-for-disaster-69718 |
| What are you currently working on? | A novel, some short stories, and a couple of articles. |
| What are your long term goals? | Publish a fiction novel. |
| What is your writing regime? | Sketch out the plot as 'scenes', write a draft, then polish, polish, polish. |