27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By Helen Young, Lecturer, Deakin University. This article first appeared in the Conversation and has been reproduced under a Creative Commons licence. Last month, controversy was reignited in the UK around teacher Kate Clanchy’s memoir Some Kids I Taught and...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
Since December 2019, the Editors Victoria newsletter and then Gatherings have intermittently posted a cryptic crossword. We setters would like some feedback! A prize of a personalised cryptic crossword is on offer to one (randomly chosen) respondent to the following...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By Jenn Zabinskas and Marie Pietersz (edvic.events@iped-editors.org) (Photo credit: Eugen Bacon) On 23 June, Dr Eugen Bacon gave a passionate and thought-provoking presentation for Editors Victoria’s June speaker event. The event was attended by around 40 members and...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By Margaret Trudgeon AE (edvic.secretary@iped-editors.org) Amy Schneider presented her second insightful and practical talk hosted by Editors Victoria on 28 April, this time looking at how to find and fix bloopers in fiction. It formed the perfect complement to her...
27 July 2022 | August 2022, Newsletters
By Jane Fitzpatrick AE, Editors Victoria Professional Development Officer (edvic.profdev@iped-editors.org) Kevin O’Brien, the trainer for our course “Using PDF mark-up effectively”, recently got in touch with some advice that might be handy for those who work with...
