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Process & Methods

We believe that having a good process is the best way to overcome many of the obstacles that get in the way of writing a great literary analysis (that's why we called our site STEPS!). These pages are the meat and potatoes of our site. Some people will use every step and others might just use bits and pieces. However, there aren't any shortcuts to writing a good paper and using our site won't necessarily save you time--we think it will improve your papers, but good writing is hard work and takes time.
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