1 September 2022 | Newsletters, September 2022
By Rina Wongpanich Marketing is an essential activity for freelance editors, but many of us can feel uncomfortable hustling for work and selling our services. It was refreshing to see more than 40 editors joining a free IPEd presentation in July on anti-hustle...
1 September 2022 | Newsletters, September 2022
By Michelle Smith Editors Western Australian branch President Jess Gately hosted the Fiction in Translation Book Club on Tuesday 2 August. The book club was born of an interest in translated works and research, where participants are involved in the choice of text,...
1 September 2022 | Newsletters, September 2022
By Marie Pietersz (edvic.events@iped-editors.org) The Editors Victoria Annual Branch Meeting held on 14 July 2022 was capped off by a speaker meeting with Alice Pung. More than 70 attendees listened eagerly to Alice, who took them through her chance foray into...
1 September 2022 | Newsletters, September 2022
By Bridget Blair AE I started reading this book just after attending Max McMaster’s indexing course for Editors Victoria, when my mind was already attuned to the importance of the humble list of words hiding at the back of so many books. The cleverly named Index, a...
1 September 2022 | Editors Tas, Newsletters, September 2022
From the committee By Sabine Borgis The Editors Tasmania committee has been discussing how we can re-establish closer contact with our membership, which has been an issue also for other branches, especially since the pandemic began. With a very small number of members...
1 September 2022 | Editors SA, Newsletters, September 2022
EdSA’s visit to the State Library of South Australia By Jo Vabolis AE, Vice President and Secretary, EdSA On Wednesday 20 July, a small group of Editors South Australia members and friends met at the State Library of South Australia (SLSA) for a private tour...
