Listen: the person who knows your latest book best IS YOU. (After all, you’re the one who’s poured hours and hours of diligent research into the thing!). And that means before you begin writing your book proposal (or hiring someone to write one for you), there are 27 important questions you’re going to want toContinue reading “27 Questions Every Academic Book Proposal Should Answer”
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“In Spite of Discomfort”: A Consideration of Allyship on Treaty Six Territory with Keighlagh Donovan
Join Local Edmonton scholar Keighlagh Donovan (she/ her) as she sits down with #wordsofhers to talk about her evolving view of allyship. Constantly abetted by literary discovery and a litany of quotes that will have you pondering long after the read is over, this interview will leave you with a list of texts you should get your hands on, and an open mind knowing that allyship isn’t always as easy as saying ‘I’m an Ally’.
Trust, Self-Construal, and a Philosophy of Dance with #YEG Lindy Hopper, Turlough Myers
Welcome to Edmonton’s secret world of swing solidarity!
Read on to meet local Edmonton swing dancer Turlough Myers and hear what he has to say on trust, equality, and the philosophy of dance!
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Grave Subjects: Emily Storvold on Art, Death, and the Afterlife
Fun shapes, bold colours–certainly terms that describe the visual creations of Emily Storvold. Still, anyone close to her knows that under her more playful layer is a head brimming with philosophical rumination, and more specifically, rumination as it relates to existence. That’s probably why she reacted so positively when I found myself asking: “Hey, youContinue reading “Grave Subjects: Emily Storvold on Art, Death, and the Afterlife”
3 Great Freelance Tips to Kick Off Your Writing Career
For the last seven years, I’ve been a freelance writer and editor. And if I’m being honest, it took about that long to gather my wits about me and take that proverbial jump off the deep end. By year five I had quit my day-job, and already I was treading water in the freelance market. AndContinue reading “3 Great Freelance Tips to Kick Off Your Writing Career”
