Professional editor, moi?
What’s the collective noun for editors? A quarrel? A correction? A distillery? An edition? So many options. Well, whatever we are, I’m excited to be deemed a *professional* one! Or at least an official Professional Member of the Institute of Professional Editors. Not sure what an editor can offer? Have a squiz at this. Want
Website down!
Hello, Little pink typewriter is having a little website downtime/update. If you’re visiting Little pink typewriter for the first time, enjoy the blog posts or head to my Facebook and Instagram pages for my latest updates. For more information about my copywriting, editing, content and digital publishing services, email: hello@littlepinktypewriter.com.au. Thanks for your patience and
Weekend Notes: Scribblers Festival
The magnificent Scribblers Festival – a literature and arts festival for young people – is back! Here’s a snapshot I wrote for Weekend Notes Perth.
Weekend Notes article: Salvador Dali Exhibition at d’Arenberg Winery
Wine, art, autumn – it’s hard to go wrong, really. Here’s a little article I wrote for Weekend Notes Adelaide about the d’Arenberg Winery’s Salvador Dali exhibition. “If you like your Semillon, Sauvignon or Shiraz with a touch of surrealism, then head to d’Arenberg winery this autumn.” Read the rest of the article here, and check out
New product: ‘alphabet, with a difference’ individual prints!
We’ve got some exciting news at Little pink typewriter HQ and Design by fish HQ. Following on from our alphabet, with a difference poster, we’re now producing individual letters. $1 from each letter print will be donated to The Australian Literacy & Numeracy Foundation (ALNF) to help them continue their work in improving language, literacy
Engineers Australia’s International Women’s Day Breakfast with Turia Pitt
International Women’s Day is almost upon us, and yesterday I had the privilege of attending Engineers Australia’s (pre) International Women’s Day breakfast, featuring a panel of female engineers to discuss gender equality, and a keynote address from the magnificent Turia Pitt, who is/was a mining engineer. Most people know Turia’s story – and her continued resilience,