Editorial Highlights
Here is a representative sampling of titles I have edited and/or proofread.
Substantive Editing
Caring Leadership in Turbulent Times: Tackling Neo-liberal Education Reform
by Mary G. Green, EdD (forthcoming)
The Lynching of Peter Wheeler
Debra Komar (forthcoming spring 2014)
The Blue Pearl
by Shae Hadden
Highways and Byways: Making New Brunswick’s Roads
by Ron Rees
Sanctuary: The Story of Naturalist of Mary Majka
by Deborah Carr
As You Were: The Tragedy at Valcartier
by Gerry Fostaty
Picture Perfect: The Story of Black’s Photography
by Robert Black with Marnie Maguire
Breaking the Word Barrier: Stories of Adults Learning to Read
Edited by Marilyn Lerch and Angela Ranson
In the Wake of the Alderney: Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, 1750–2000
by Harry Chapman
Preferred Lies (short stories)
by Wayne Curtis
I’ll Buy You an Ox (novel)
by Betty Boudreau Vaughn
The Joy of Ginger (cookbook)
by Margaret Conrad & Heather MacDonald
Where My Roots Go Deep: The Collected Writings of Evelyn Richardson
© Anne Wickens and Elizabeth June Smith
Copy Editing
Prairie Ostrich: a novel
by Tamai Kobayashi
Running the Whale’s Back: Stories of Faith and Doubt from Atlantic Canada
Andrew Atkinson and Mark Harris, eds.
Freeman Patterson: Embracing Creation
by Freeman Patterson
In the Footsteps of the Group of Seven
by Jim and Sue Waddington
Kathy Venter: Life
Guest Curator John K. Grande with Gardiner Museum
The Ballad of Jacob Peck
by Debra Komar
A Short History of Halifax
by Dan Soucoup
The August Gales: The Tragic Loss of Fishing Schooners in the North Atlantic, 1926 and 1927
by Gerald Hallowell
Almost a Great Escape: A Found Story
by Tyler Trafford
Connections: Canadian and British Studio Pottery
by Rachel Gotlieb
The Metamorphosis: The Apprenticeship of Harry Houdini
by Bruce MacNab
Hot Pop Soup: Neo-Pop Trends in Contemporary New Brunswick Art
by Terry Graff
Of Earthly and River Things
by Wayne Curtis
GWG: Piece by Piece
by Catherine C. Cole
Mnemonic: a book of trees
by Theresa Kishkan
The STU Reader
Edited by Douglas Vipond and Russell A. Hunt
Glitter and Gloom: The Sketchbooks of Herzl Kashetsky
with essays by Terry Graff, Allen Bentley, and Ivan Silver
Salmon Country: New Brunswick’s Great Angling Rivers
Edited by Jacques Héroux
Immigration and Settlement: Challenges, Experiences, and Opportunities
Edited by Harald Bauder
Sex Change, Social Change: Reflections on Identity, Institutions, and Imperialism, 2nd ed.
by Viviane Namaste
Message In A Bottle: Loving Letters for Life
Edited by Tyler Hayden
Witchcraft: Tales, Beliefs, and Superstitions from the Maritimes
by Clary Croft
Nekt wikuhpon ehpit (Once there lived a woman) … The Painting, Poetry and Politics of Shirley Bear
with essays by Terry Graff, Shirley Bear, Susan Crean, and Carol Taylor
2010 International Solidification/Stabilization Technology Forum
by Dr. Craig B. Lake and Dr. Colin D. Hills, eds.
Grow Organic: A Simple Guide to Nova Scotia Vegetable Gardening
by Elizabeth Peirce
Halifax and the Royal Canadian Navy
by John Boileau
The Travel Journals of Tappan Adney 1887–1890
Edited by C. Ted Behne
Don Messer: The Man Behind the Music
by Johanna Bertin
The Magic Ground
by Harold Horwood
Proofreading
I’m Movin’ On: The Life and Legacy of Hank Snow
by Vernon Oickle (forthcoming spring 2014)
Atlantic Coastal Gardening: Growing Inspired, Resilient Plants by the Sea
by Denise Adams (forthcoming spring 2014)
Seasoned: Recipes and Essays from The Spiceman
Costas Halavrezos
Strangers’ Gallery: a novel
by Paul Bowdring
You Can Too! Canning, Pickling, and Preserving the Maritime Harvest
Elizabeth Peirce
Kin (a novel)
by Lesley Crewe
Birding in New Brunswick
by Roger Burrows
An Illustrated History of Nova Scotia
by Harry Bruce
Romantic Getaways in Atlantic Canada and Beyond
by Susan Randles and Dave Stephens
Dark End of Dream Street
by Lesley Choyce
Paula did a brilliant copy edit on The STU Reader. Thanks to her meticulous attention, the volume is far more accurate and consistent than it would have been. Paula was prompt, tactful, and communicated clearly with all the concerned parties. Would I work with her again? In a heartbeat.
Douglas Vipond & Russell A. Hunt, eds., The STU Reader: Poetry, Prose, and Fiction by St. Thomas University Writers
