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Author(s): Scott, Andrew
Source:
Science. 2/12/2016, Vol. 351 Issue 6274, p782-782. 1p.

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- Subject Terms:
  SCIENCE writers; SCIENCE; GRADUATES; WRITING; UNITED States social conditions; ECONOMICS; EMPLOYMENT; TWENTY-first century
- Subject Terms:
  UNITED States
- Abstract:
  The article offers the author's view on the life of science writers in the U.S. The author states that life in science writing is similar to the lives of science graduates who remain in research. The author notes that the driving force is the passion for what they do. The author mentions that science writers must be content with a life in the shadows than in the limelight.

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