29 November 2021 | December 2021
by Katherine Kornei One tenet of scientific publishing is the use of academic citations — nods to what’s known or has been done before. But referencing something other than a traditional written source can feel superficial: A “personal communication” citation, for...
29 November 2021 | December 2021
by Stephanie Holt AE Discover the writing of EdVic members. If you’re looking for summer reading or gift ideas, consider the following recent books, written by some of our multi-talented Victorian editors. For lovers of contemporary fiction, Lyn Yeowart’s The silent...
29 November 2021 | December 2021
by Paul Anderson EdNSW hosted an online workshop, Editing memoir: Their life in your hands, presented by Pamela Hewitt in two sessions, on 16 and 23 October 2021, over six hours. Session one Memoir has three related, confessional elements: universality, originality...
29 November 2021 | December 2021
Sadly, we say farewell to another of our Branch Delegates, Jo Vabolis AE, and extend our sincere thanks to her for her service. As Delegate for EdSA for a little over four years, Jo’s contribution to our team will be sorely missed. We now seek a new delegate for SA....
29 November 2021 | December 2021
by Elizabeth Manning Murphy DE Dear Santa: Please can I have a big pack of “normal” for Christmas? Do you feel like that? Breathing a big sigh of relief that we’ve come through a couple of years of lockdowns, terrible illnesses and many deaths through COVID-19, and...