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Looking Ahead with The Editors’ Weekly, West Coast Editor and BoldFace

December 19, 2024 by Natalia Iwanek | Leave a Comment

With 2025 on its way, the editors of three Editors Canada blogs have come together in a series of collaborative posts to reflect on our experiences. Part one appeared in West Coast Editor, the blog for Editors BC, and introduced more about the blogs and their editors. BoldFace, the official blog of Editors Toronto, shared […]

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The Student Affiliate Book Club Gets Subversive

December 7, 2021 by Amanda Goldrick-Jones | Leave a Comment

The brand-new student affiliate book club chose Carol Fisher Saller’s The Subversive Copy Editor (2nd edition, 2016) as its first book for discussion. We were intensely curious — especially those in the club who are early-career editors — about what “subversive” editing meant. In October, we met online to review “Part 1: Working with the […]

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