The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science Quotes

“Perhaps the most simple, and effective, way to initially judge a piece of writing is to ask yourself: is this something I wish I had done myself, or am I glad I didn't?”
― Scott L. Montgomery, The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science

“good communicators learn from others, by identifying and studying examples of successful expression in their chosen field.”
― Scott L. Montgomery, The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science

“Formal talks are the special opportunity we give ourselves to discuss our private work in a public voice, to make the labor of our minds and hearts communal.”
― Scott L. Montgomery, The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science

“Adopting tricks of the trade from colleagues is done everywhere else in research-why not in writing?”
― Scott L. Montgomery, The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science