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Writing For The NZ Genealogist
- 2. The New Zealand Genealogist is for New Zealand Society of Genealogists (NZSG) members: • provides space for NZSG members to record their research • provides methodology for genealogical and family history research • promotes NZSG services and products • informs about sources of interest (websites, institutions etc) • is the ‘publication of record’ about major NZSG events (conferences, constitution changes, obituaries etc.) IT’S ABOUT THE AUDIENCE!
- 3. The New Zealand Genealogist is for the public: • provides articles of interest on research • promotes NZSG services and products • encourages membership The New Zealand Genealogist is for researchers: • provides articles of interest on research • informs about sources of interest (websites, institutions etc) IT’S ABOUT THE AUDIENCE!
- 4. Types of Content Narrative • Biography, Family stories How to ... News • Institutions, Branches and Interest Groups, Administration Member’s Interests
- 5. Who Writes for The New Zealand Genealogist? • NZSG Members • NZSG Officers • Institution Staff • “Commissioned” authors
- 6. How to Start? Keep it simple – have a beginning, middle and end Fewer words than more Provide a genealogical chart if it helps explain the story Don’t forget: • References • Notes • Bibliography
- 7. Themes Most issues have an advertised theme - subject, place, etc Provides inspiration and helps writers focus on writing something achievable Each article should consider what it’s theme or focus is: - research process, social history, adoption, migration, or employment patterns etc
- 8. Research Your Theme Think about your audience How does your story relate to what has already been written? By historians, other genealogists Read – books, journals, websites Make notes about themes that resonate with your family history
- 9. Gather Your Resources Bring your resources together in a folder - either physical or electronic Make sure quotes are acknowledged Do not copy large amounts from existing sources
- 10. Length A page contains about 900 words Articles are usually 2-3 pages – 1800-2700 words Shorter also welcome – 400-900 words e.g. book reviews, interesting news about sources, extracts from newspapers Fillers also required – 100-400 words
- 11. Voice First Person – I, We • Suited to travelogue, explanation of personal research Third Person – He, She, They • Perhaps the most common or appropriate • Don’t mix with First Person Second Person - You • Less suitable, can be used for ‘How-to’
- 12. Formatting Don’t overuse Capitals - Proper names, Titles only Plain font – Times New Roman, Calibri No enhancements – no bold or italics Use italics for book titles and ships’ names Double quote marks “...” for quotes Minimal use of emphasis, such as !!!
- 13. Images Label well – descriptive or numbered Provide separately • don’t embed in text document • if necessary, indicate placement in text with bracketed reference <johnsmith.jpg> Format • .jpg, .jpeg • 300 dpi (website photos will only be 72dpi) • About 1MB in size
- 14. Notes A place to include references (and a bibliography if you so wish) Also can include explanations so they don’t complicate your story
- 15. Review • Leave it for a day or three • Ask someone else to read it
- 16. Summary 1. Think about who is your audience 2. Think about a story and focus on a theme 3. Start, middle and end 4. Use other people to give you feedback 5. Know what format best aids editor – saves time