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Peter Erikson

Going Solo: Choosing to Freelance After Layoffs

octobre 19, 2023 by Peter Erikson | 3 commentaires sur Going Solo: Choosing to Freelance After Layoffs

The fateful call from the largest newspaper in the San Francisco Bay Area, where I worked as an editor, left me unprepared. It was the same for the other 17 people who were laid off this year, almost all of whom, like me, were over 40. It felt as though a door had been slammed […]

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Anne Louise Mahoney

Listening With the Heart: Editing Indigenous Manuscripts

septembre 12, 2017 by Anne Louise Mahoney | 6 commentaires sur Listening With the Heart: Editing Indigenous Manuscripts

A Quill and Quire article popped up in my Twitter feed in late June: “Humber becomes new home for Indigenous Editors Circle.” I was thrilled that the Circle had found a home at Humber College’s Lakeshore campus in Toronto’s west end. Even better: a workshop on editing Indigenous manuscripts was being held in mid-August. I […]

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Cathy McPhalen

Editing Niches: Grant Applications in Scientific Research

janvier 31, 2017 by Cathy McPhalen | 4 commentaires sur Editing Niches: Grant Applications in Scientific Research

Cynics call it science fiction — the planned research that is described in applications for scientific grants. But I love good science fiction, and I love reading the amazing research stories of these scientists. Luckily, more researchers are appreciating good editing in the increasingly fierce competition for research funding. What kinds of editing do researchers […]

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