Sharon McInnis (Editors British Columbia) is presenting her course, “Proofreading for Businesses and Ad Agencies,” via the Editorial Freelancers Association (EFA). The next five-week course begins on October 7, 2026. For more information and to register, visit EFA’s website.
Lynne Melcombe (Editors British Columbia) published her first book, No Such Thing: A True Story of “Mild” Traumatic Brain Injury and My Twenty-Year (so far) Recovery, in August 2026 with Iguana Books. A braided memoir, No Such Thing blends the story of an allegedly mild concussion and subsequent efforts to heal; research into mild traumatic brain injury, chronic pain and depression; information about how personal injury law works (or doesn’t); and the impacts of all of that on the life of an individual and her family.
Lorna Stuber (Editors Calgary) published a memoir, Going with the Floe, in August 2026. A lifelong literary devotion leads travel and humour writer Lorna Stuber to the annual Iceland Writers Retreat, where her favourite author, award-winning Canadian writer Will Ferguson, is presenting. Through her exploration of Iceland and Greenland, Lorna develops a great appreciation for the lifestyles and landscapes of the North while laughing at and rolling with the absurdities that arise when well-laid plans collide with illness, injury and unpredictable weather.
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