4 February 2022 | February 2022, Newsletters
IPEd is seeking member volunteers to chair or co-chair the Standing Committee for Academic Editing (SCAE). This is a leadership role for an organised and committed person to implement the broad terms of reference for IPEd’s SCAE. The chair should be someone who: is...
4 February 2022 | February 2022, Newsletters
Editors WA President Jess Gately will join fellow IPEd editors Kerry Davies and Sally Asnicar on a digital panel at GenreCon. The event, titled “What Do Editors Do?”, focuses on how editors can benefit writers and readers, while also talking about the specific...
4 February 2022 | February 2022, Newsletters
Happy New Mentoring Year Our priority for this year is recruiting more mentors. To help you decide about joining the team, here are some tips from our own program and others around the world. We’ll be following up with workshops specially for prospective mentors...
4 February 2022 | February 2022, Newsletters
By Stephanie Holt AE Art and books make natural companions as well as a fascinating theme for the exhibition “Telling Tales” at the Glen Eira City Council Gallery, and a great destination for a casual Editors Victoria summer excursion. A dozen of us visited on 18...
4 February 2022 | February 2022, Newsletters
by Mark Taylor ACROSS 1. In Old Kingdom, marinade first and season … (6) 4. … tender loin, half cut with French wine: good! (6) 9. Demand to be included in sisterhood (6) 10. Extravagant girth, bulging we hear! (8) 11. Cold cash needed to get this 1A...
4 February 2022 | Editors Qld, February 2022, Newsletters
From the President The past couple of years have been weird, to say the least. From a language perspective it’s been an interesting time. I didn’t expect PPE to become a common term and phrases like viral load and herd immunity to no longer require explanation. We’re...
