That in-person feeling
When it comes time for an author to review my edits, having a meeting with them by phone or in person can lead to changes that might not happen when the conversation happens only on the edited page.
When it comes time for an author to review my edits, having a meeting with them by phone or in person can lead to changes that might not happen when the conversation happens only on the edited page.
October 13 is International Plain Language Day, established to celebrate the movement for clearer communication.
We live in a time when many a conversation includes the words “before Covid” or “during the pandemic.” Many of us miss some parts of life we took for granted in the “before” period, but at the same time, we’ve…
Last fall, I had the opportunity to work on a fascinating book about medieval manuscripts, Written Treasures, featuring 50 manuscripts from Leiden University Libraries’ Western Medieval Manuscripts collection.
Artificial intelligence (AI) makes me anxious. Not because I’m worried about robot uprisings or deepfakes, but because I’m an editor living through what feels like an existential moment for my profession, arguably for almost all professions. Every day brings new…
Congratulations to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) on winning a Canadian Association of Labour Media award for their book Road to Equality! WCEA helped the union produce the book in 2024 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of rural…
I’ve always loved maps: their colours, their textures, and the millions of possible journeys they represent. Maps are designed not only to be visually appealing but also, and more importantly, to effectively communicate information.
Canadians are being encouraged to keep our elbows up, stand together for our sovereignty, and buy Canadian. Could we also (please) spell Canadian?
To self-publish a personal or family story, there are a range of options to consider.