A Step-by-Step, Quick Guide to Writing a Good Thesis Statement Everything you need to know about a thesis statement is contained in this short guide. You'll learn how to use a thesis statement to respond to direct and indirect questions, how to make it clear and concise, and all of the different functions which a thesis statement should fulfill. Whether you're writing an essay or a master's or doctoral thesis, this guide will be useful for making sure that you start your journey of academic writing on the right foot. You'll be able to master the skill in just over 30 minutes. The guide is written by Dr. Grant Andrews, who has been teaching academic writing for years, and who knows the common pitfalls that students experience in academic writing. This book is part of the Essay and Thesis Writing Series. You can find out more about the series at www.writeyourthesis.com.
Grant Andrews is a lecturer, editor and writer who currently lives in Johannesburg, South Africa. He teaches courses on media studies, critical literacy, visual literacy, South African literature and film. His research interests include queer studies and South African queer media.
He spends his time walking his two dogs, Coby and Billy, writing, listening to music and relaxing with his partner, Malan.
There are some useful tips, but the examples in my opinion are not the greatest ones. It gives you some great ideas, but I would not say it is the only reliable source for writing a brilliant thesis statement.