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25.01.2022 Are you in business? If youre working as a freelancer, you might think it obvious that youre in business, but from a tax perspective its not that simple. Chris Spiegel, recently retired after more than 30 years working for the Australian Taxation Office, will explain the characteristics that set a business apart from a hobby. When: Monday 21 July, 7pm to 9pm... Where: Rosny Library, Bligh St, Rosny Park Cost: $3 for members of the Society of Editors or Tasmanian Writers Centre, $5 for non-members. Bookings:No need to book: just turn up! For further information, email [email protected].
25.01.2022 Hi everyone, keep an eye out for our redesigned eTextpert newsletter, heading your way shortly! If you havent signed up for it, simply email [email protected]... Its our monthly bulletin board, featuring news, job opps and workshops.
23.01.2022 Yes, were now on Twitter @TasEditors. Our only challenge: trying to remain grammatically correct in 140 characters...
22.01.2022 An intriguing article with society member and Island editor, Vern Field: http://www.wheelercentre.com//working-with-words-vern-field
22.01.2022 Secret Editors Business, a closed Facebook group, is now available to members. Use Facebooks search to find the group and apply to join: the group already has more than 150 members.
22.01.2022 For those of you not already occupied with the Writers Festival, dont forget our workshop tomorrow (Sat 16) How to use Social Media to Build your Business with Dr Polly McGee. Theres still time to sign up! Details on our site, or in the newsletter link in previous post...
21.01.2022 We have created a new Facebook group - posts in groups are shared more effectively than posts in pages like this one. Please join us to learn what we have planned. https://www.facebook.com/groups/2064404080470442/
21.01.2022 The Society of Editors professional development meeting date has been changed. After telling the world that it would be held on March 13, we realised that it clashed with Festival of Golden Words, starting the following morning in Beaconsfield. So please note that the development evening discussing manuscript assessment - will now be on March 27. And Margaret has put on her graphic design cap to prepare the flyer below for the event. See you there!
19.01.2022 Registrations for the 2015 IPEd/ANZSI conference are now open http://writeeditindex.net.au/registration/
14.01.2022 Editors have until 5th April to apply for the Beatrice Davis Editorial Fellowship. Work for a US publisher for 10 weeks...
11.01.2022 Professional development opportunity: Meryl Potter will present our next copyediting workshop on Saturday 5 March at the University of Tasmania. For full details see our website at www.tas-editors.org.au/news.html
09.01.2022 Tasmanian Writers Centre director Chris Gallagher went to work today - in Jaipur India. She will be doing that for the next three months. More about that, and a Writers Centre 2014 update, has just been added to their web site. http://www.tasmanianwriters.org/
09.01.2022 eTEXTPERT Sorry all - its the JULY eNewsletter (not June, as was accidentally posted below).
08.01.2022 Heres the (redesigned) February issue of eTextpert! It features our upcoming social-media course from Dr Polly McGee (only 20 places, so get in quickly), a crime-book launch by author Poppy Gee, the Tasmanian Writers Festival and Tasmanian Literary Awards, plus job opportunities and other news.
08.01.2022 ONE NIGHT, TWO SPEAKERS, TEA AND BISCUITS - NOT TO BE MISSED In the first of a series of events where Society of Editors (Tasmania) members share experience and knowledge, two members will speak: Sheelagh Wegman will share highlights of the recent Society for Editors and Proofreaders conference in the UK, including the idea of a national mentoring scheme for editors;... Chris Champion will discuss what what magazine editors really want in a story submission. When: November 21, 6.30 for 7.00 Where: Rosny Library (Linc), Bligh Street, Hobart. Take the Rosny exit from the bridge. Left at the first light onto Bligh. Drive past the shopping centre and one more light: library carpark is opposite Bunnings. Cost: Society of Editors and Tasmanian Writers Centre members $3; non-members $5. Tea and bikkies will be provided free.
07.01.2022 Get ready for the accreditation exam with our workshop on 16 April.
05.01.2022 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear members As you may recall, in November last year the members of Australias editing societies voted for IPEd to be restructured into a single national body with direct individual membership. This wont happen overnight, but a working party has been formed to work through the steps involved. I would like to invite you to represent Tasmania and the interests of Tasmanian editors on that working party. It meets monthly by teleconference, curre...ntly at 4pm on the first Saturday of the month. Im also calling for a volunteer to take over from me as Tasmanias representative on IPEd Council. Council also meets once a month by teleconference currently from 10.30am to about 12.30pm on the first Sunday of the month. As IPEd is a company limited by guarantee, councillors are directors of the company, and must act in the interests of the company rather than its constituent societies. Both roles provide opportunities to network at a national level, and both come with the expectation that you will act as a conduit for information between the societys executive and the council/working party: if youre interested in more details please let me know. Please consider whether you can spare the time to contribute to your profession in either (or both!) of these capacities. Regards, Elizabeth Spiegel AE President, Society of Editors (Tasmania) Inc
01.01.2022 Rebecca usually makes these special proofreading biscuits for our workshops.
