A complete 3-step system—find & evaluate your sources, analyze & synthesize what you find, then write the actual chapter. (No more "Lit Review Limbo." You'll know exactly how to complete your draft from start to finish.)

A clear, chapter-length structure for actually writing the thing—outline, body paragraphs, intro, and conclusion—so you stop rewriting the same pages for the fourth month in a row.  

My Synthesis Matrix Template to visually organize and compare your sources' themes, concepts, and findings. (This is the tool I wish someone had handed me in my program; instead of holding 40 sources in your head, you'll see the patterns on one spreadsheet.)  

An example lit review outline showing exactly how each section should come together (because sometimes seeing a strong example is exactly what you need to model and move forward).

[New Bonus!] THE LITERATURE REVIEW SYNTHESIS SYSTEM: My sentence-level toolkit for turning "needs more synthesis" into synthesis your committee actually approves. A quick-hit guide with the exact checklist and phrase bank for weaving sources together instead of listing them one by one. No more guessing if your paragraph "counts" as synthesis...just check the boxes.