Liz Steele

[Kate van Hooft @vanhooftwrites]

Here’s a picture of two men on a Saturday night during the worlds worst pandemic. One of them is the leader of the country.

The other is Scott Morrison.

#COVID19au #scottygoestothefooty

[Ronni🧂Salt-WhoWroteGunnawahYeahThatOne @RonniSalt]

I know there's been a lot of rage against some sections of the media regarding climate change denial and a lack of holding our leaders to account, but I think a lot of journalists are to be widely congratulated.

This from @MichaelPascoe01 is superb.

https://t.co/cnsrr32rOf

[RMIT Professional Writing + Editing @RMIT_PWE]

Our brilliant editors get the accolades they deserve. All those intense discussions about persnickety grammar conundrums have paid off ...

[IPEd Conference 2021 @IPEd_Conf]

Our final session begins! The fabulous @pennymodra is talking to us about editing in the age of content. Very beyond the page #IPEd2019

[IPEd Conference 2021 @IPEd_Conf]

Penny is an unofficial ambassador for editing, speaking about and teaching grammar and editing in the real world. She says most people are desperate to know about grammar and what editors do. #IPEdConf19

[Felicity Sutton @flicktricity]

@auscopyright CEO Grant McAvaney is presenting on copyright for editorial gatekeepers. #IPEDConf19 @IPEd_Conf

[Liz Steele @LizSteele9]

#IPEdConf19 be human first and an editor second - working with authors - thanks Belinda Pollard

[Felicity Sutton @flicktricity]

The secret work of fiction editors – working in the background to keep the world as real as possible, so the reader is not jolted from their dream-like state. #IPEdConf19 @angsavage #writersvictoria

[alex @alexccroft]

What happens when the people in your story vehemently disagree with your memory of it? What makes a memory 'correct' or 'true'? Is it always better to agree to disagree? Heather Millar poses important questions to consider in life writing @IPEd_Conf #IPedConf19

[Liz Steele @LizSteele9]

@IPEd_Conf Yes Caitlin Punshon - editors living and working and dealing with disability or illness are innovative, clear thinking and make meaning out of chaos - they get things done, are empathetic and generous to their task - they are using their personal strengths so well

[Steph Bal @stephbalie]

"New words: we love them and hate them. 'Bromance' raises eyebrows. Even I thought it was a magazine word with brief popularity, but we're still talking about it." – Susan Butler, former editor of @MacqDictionary @IPED_Conf #IPEDConf2019

[Felicity Sutton @flicktricity]

After a long career at @macqdictionary, Susan Butler now goes by the title of Lexicographer at Large. What a legend! #IPEdConf19

[Felicity Sutton @flicktricity]

You heard it here first – rhubarb always needs the 'h' ! (Whether you pronounce this aitch or haitch is less important.) #IPEdConf19

[Angela Savage @angsavage]

Thank you for your brilliant work as editors #IPEdConf19

[Liz Steele @LizSteele9]

@IPEd_Conf PWE is public written English but it also stands for Professional Writing and Editing at RMIT - 31 years now teaching and training - graduates and students working at this conference and part of the organising committee