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Eco's wise and witty guide to researching and writing a thesis. Written in the 1970s it still offers timeless recommendations on how to get going with a writing project.
This article by Cisco covers effective ways to collect and organize information & then write a directed literature review. Particularly see the example in p. 49-51.
Guidance on every aspect of the writing process from beginning to end. Offers suggestions on how to proceed from the mechanics of preparing a manuscript to pointers on how to improve or jump-start the writing process. With empathic compassion Wolcott, author of many publications, shows how he has grappled with all the same anxieties and fears of writers at every level.