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“I was always very impressed with the work Meg did. She is diligent, organised and has great technical ability.  I asked Meg back on a number of occasions to do further proofreading and editing work, and recommended her for a number of positions within RMIT.”
– James Hannan, RMIT Student Communications

“I highly recommend Meg as an astute, results oriented editor. She produced very well-regarded materials for the 11th Biennial Conference of the Association for Academic Language and Learning in 2013, including the substantial Conference Program. The clear, logical layout and ease of identifying specific elements were commented on by many participants and her typeface decisions and text orientation on the pages added to this clarity and overall professional ‘look’. Despite very tight deadlines for printing, Meg’s professionalism ensured these deadlines were easily met. She was also a pleasure to work with. I have no hesitation in recommending her for any writing or editing work.”
– Judy Maxwell, Senior Coordinator at RMIT

“Meg was part of a trainee proofreading team that I managed for RMIT, proofing ADF training materials. She was great to work with, she met every deadline and her work was of a professional standard. There were a number of occasions when she stepped up to help me meet a particularly tight deadline; it was great to know I could rely on her for this. I am happy to recommend Meg for any proofreading or copy editing job.”
– Lu Sexton, Accredited editor

“Meg helped build my new website in WordPress. She was great to deal with: responsive, helpful and accommodating. Very happy with the outcome and I would recommend working with Meg.” Rebecca O’Dwyer from In The Garden Communications

 

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An amazing read by Max Porter, author of the award winning Lanny. Incredible to think this was his debut
Nice little delivery today
Welcome to my indoor jungle, Kurrajong. @melbournebushfood
Next book up is White Tears Brown Scars by Ruby Hamad. Not light reading for a Saturday morning
A bit of physio in the water and a float = heaven
From my archives from a time when I drew pictures

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