Ten Useful Tips for Writing a Successful Manuscript: For Beginners

The AAPS Journal Editor-in-Chief Ho-Leung Fung shares his ten tips for writing a successful manuscript for beginners. Download the slides and learn more about The AAPS Journal at www.aaps.org/AAPSJournal.

[@stayfocused4500]

Thank you so much for the tips. These are really useful.

[@itooamprocrastinating6542]

Thanks for this - much appreciated

[@saaddahmani1870]

Great...so nice.

[@binhle8731]

Thank you for your tips - they're very helpful.

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Thank you!

[@odochoscar3113]

Thanks for your very useful tips. Your so eloquent

[@maryamouhami]

Thank you sir

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Thanks sir for sharing your thoughts

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[@zapy422]

Thanks

[@drsayyadmasthanvali2774]

A big doubt. Now all the major journals and publishers are giving support to good articles. Good, but what if our research includes fifteen to twenty major ideas interlinked with one another and the ideas individually making little sense, and all the ideas are not explained simply in a single publishable article. What should we do in this situation? Are major journals also considering book length research first-hand? In this situation where to start? How to proceed?

[@christerjohansson1474]

Does it have to be "significant" to be published? We are now living in a modern world, please act accordingly.