Hi folks,
I have a thousand word article that I'm writing. I have a good source with many interesting quotes. I used this source at the beginning of the article and would like to use them again, further down the page. I'm having trouble 1) figuring out if this is professional and 2) figuring out the mechanics of how to do it. So let's say:
John Roberts, local fisherman, mentioned that well over two hundred cats became violently ill after sampling the cod.
Then later.
John Roberts believes government reports regarding the safety of cod are, at best, misleading.
But between those two sentences is information that needs to be there; I can't join the two sentences together. Is it all right for me to assume the reader remembers Roberts?
Thanks,
KW
ps: I am not actually writing about cod.
I have a thousand word article that I'm writing. I have a good source with many interesting quotes. I used this source at the beginning of the article and would like to use them again, further down the page. I'm having trouble 1) figuring out if this is professional and 2) figuring out the mechanics of how to do it. So let's say:
John Roberts, local fisherman, mentioned that well over two hundred cats became violently ill after sampling the cod.
Then later.
John Roberts believes government reports regarding the safety of cod are, at best, misleading.
But between those two sentences is information that needs to be there; I can't join the two sentences together. Is it all right for me to assume the reader remembers Roberts?
Thanks,
KW
ps: I am not actually writing about cod.
