Author: Jennifer Glossop

Jennifer Glossop, in addition to being a lover of ballet and travel, has worked in publishing for more than 40 years, starting as an editor for McClelland & Stewart, then continuing as a freelancer for many major publishers and some smaller houses. Books she has edited have won the Governor General’s Award and the Crime Writers of Canada Award, and have been nominated for the Books in Canada First Novel Award and for the Giller Prize. In addition, she has taught editing at Ryerson and Simon Fraser Universities and the Banff Centre, and has written a number of non-fiction children’s books.
A blue ballet shoe guides tourists at the Reichstag, Berlin
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Following Katherine Barber

May 6, 2021 by Jennifer Glossop | 7 Comments on Following Katherine Barber

Last week, the editing community lost one of its finest contributors: Katherine Barber died on April 24. Katherine’s works and words were often quoted in Editors Canada discussions, and she was a keynote speaker at the 2015 conference. Author, editor and friend Jennifer Glossop remembers Katherine’s passions. A blue ballet shoe on a stick — […]

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