The Publishing Program requires TA/TMs for courses offered in the Spring 2018 (1181) semester (January – April).
PUB TA:TM Postings Spring 2018 (1181)
PUB TA:TM Appointment Priority
Application Deadline: Tuesday, November 7 (4:30pm)
The SFU Publishing Program is accepting applications for Sessional Instructor/CODE Supervisor positions for the Spring 2018 (1181) semester.
PUB Sessional Postings Spring 2018 (1181)
Publishing Course Supervisor Spring 2018
PUB Sessional Hiring Practices
Application Deadline: Monday, November 6, 2017 (4:30pm)
Do you have a keen eye, a sharp red pencil, and a passion for avant-garde Canadian literature? If so, Talon Books needs you! Come help Talon publish its Fall 2017 books and prepare to publish its Spring 2018 books.
Talonbooks seeks a Copy Editor/Proofreader for a full-time, three-month contract position between September 15 and December 15, 2017 (approximately).
Opportunities to work part-time or in a freelance capacity with Talon may extend beyond contracted dates.
Job Posting
Fulltime Editor
August 7, 2017
Figure 1 Publishing is seeking a fulltime editor for its Vancouver office.
Figure 1 Publishing is Canada’s leading publisher of high quality illustrated books, with a focus on art, architecture, photography, design, and food + drink. Figure 1 also publishes business books in the areas of finance, management, leadership, and corporate and personal memoir.
The successful candidate will have a passion for beautiful books, and strong organizational and author management skills. The editor will be responsible for developing and editing five to eight projects every year, and will also be responsible for copyediting and proofreading another eight to ten books every year. Prior experience editing complex illustrated books is required, as is the willingness to work in close collaboration with our authors and publishing partners, as well as our Figure 1 team.
Please email a cover letter and resume to info@figure1pub.com by September 5, 2017. Applications and queries will be kept confidential. We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Interviewing will take place in September. The position starts in September/October 2017.
Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. Figure 1 also offers a health benefits package.
The Publishing Program has multiple vacancies for Teaching Assistants and Tutor-Markers for the Fall 2017 Semester.
Please see the attached posting document:
The Publishing Program is accepting Sessional Instructor and CODE Course Supervisor applications for Fall 2017 (1177).
Application deadline is Wednesday, July 5, 2017
Details:
PUB Sessional Postings Fall 2017 (1177)
A special Sesquicentennial show celebrating our finest Fiction Writers
With the help of superb author portraits by Anthony Jenkins appearing on-screen, publisher and author Doug Gibson roams the stage talking about our finest authors down through the years. Decade by decade, he chooses our best authors, English and French, and selects their very best books.
Each decade begins with a burst of Canadian music from the time. Then a contemporary photo reminds us of the historical setting, and a series of iconic works of art remind us of the wider artistic scene in which our writers worked. The result is a celebration not only of our writers and storytellers, but of our artists in general. The resulting reading list is now in great demand, and will be distributed at the show.
Already he has given this hugely ambitious show (with an Intermission when we reach 1967, the year when Gibson himself came to Canada) in the nation’s capital, Ottawa, and at the Toronto Launch in the Lieutenant Governor’s Chambers in Queen’s Park. After this Vancouver Launch, he will be taking the show across Canada for the rest of 2017, as his own tribute to our country and its writers, culminating in his praise of his author, Alice Munro.
WHERE Vancouver, at Simon Fraser University’s Harbour Centre, Room 1400
WHEN Wednesday, May 31, at 7pm
BOOK Free tickets at pubworks@sfu.ca
Vancouver Public Library is looking to host a resident graphic novelist between Aug. 28 and Dec.15, 2017.
The Writer in Residence will develop exciting public programs and provide advice to emerging writers through one-to-one consultations and group workshops, as well as outreach to targeted communities.
The deadline is May 22. Email programs@vpl.ca for more information.
New book to bring together Vancouver’s vibrant literary and culinary scenes
Rachel Rose, Vancouver’s poet laureate, is inviting writers to submit short works, poems and essays for a new anthology that will bring together the city’s vibrant literary and culinary scenes.
“This anthology will support Vancouver’s ability to welcome newcomers, symbolically and materially,” says poet laureate Rachel Rose, who is editing the upcoming Sustenance: Writers from B.C. and Beyond on the Subject of Food, to be published by Anvil Press.
“It will support people who are struggling, while celebrating our writers and showcasing Vancouver’s local food heritage.”
Sustenance will bring to the table a diverse mix of Canada’s best contemporary writers, both emerging and established, to celebrate all that is unique about Vancouver’s literary and culinary scenes, as well as British Columbia’s food producers.
“The book will be punctuated by beautiful local food photographs and recipes from some of our top chefs,” Rose says. “Each of these short pieces will shock, comfort, praise or entice.”
Sustenance is, as well, a community response to the needs of new arrivals or low-income families in our city.
All proceeds from the book will support refugee or low-income families with fresh, locally grown produce for while supporting B.C. farmers, fishers, beekeepers and gardeners through the Farmers Market Nutrition Coupon program.
Rose’s call for submissions welcomes works that explore all matter of relationships to food exile and migration, food scarcity, kitchen table healing and more. Deadline: Saturday, April 15, 2017
Join SFU’s Master of Publishing students as they present their final magazine media projects.
This year we have combined the tech and magazine projects to expand upon the digital possibilities in marrying print and tech. Our students have created their own “maga” projects that explore the digital possibilities of magazine publishing today.
Friday, April 7th in room 2270 and running from 1:30 to 4:30.