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Hi, I'm Lissa—writer, editor, translator, teacher, and gatherer of books, notebooks, and fancy pens. As a book editor and teacher, I guide you through the process of turning your ideas and/or drafts into finished works you’ll be proud to share. I help you elevate your story to match your vision.
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Calling all Quebec teachers!

School Workshops

ArtistsInspire grants provides micro-grants to English public elementary and high schools.

What I offer: I help students

✍️ Write vividly from the senses

🌿 Connect stories to nature and place

🎙️ Explore podcasting and zine-making

 

Not sure what kind of workshop you want to host? Get in touch! I love collaborating with educators to come up with creative ideas that serve the students, the curricula, and the schools.

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Working with Lissa

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"Lissa provided a much-needed second set of eyes for a manuscript rewrite that I was working on. She brought a valuable perspective and an exceptional attention to detail that helped strengthen my work. Her critiques were thoughtful, detailed and sensitive, offering constructive insights that made a real difference. I truly appreciated her input and would gladly work with her again. I highly recommend her services to anyone looking for a skilled and insightful editor."

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—Amelie Laura Francis, Author

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From manuscript evaluations and developmental editing to line edits and proofreading, I help writers elevate their story to meet their vision. Let's explore how we can work together!

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I recently spoke with Lis McLoughlin, PhD, who runs the Writing the Land® Project that pairs poets with conserved lands, and creates anthologies sold for land conservation. Based in Northfield, Massachusetts, she serves environmental and social justice communities as they work to find solutions to today’s most pressing issues. Listen to our conversation and discover how to connect to nature through poetry!

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