Editing credits

 In March 1992, Lorna Stuber stepped off an Air Canada plane in Tokyo, and embarked on a three-year adventure in a country she had never even thought about visiting until six months prior. Teaching ESL in a suburb of Tokyo—sometimes charging her way ahead, at other times stepping meekly forward—she fumbled through linguistic and cultural hiccups such as eating sushi so fresh it was still twitching and getting attacked by a high-tech toilet. 

Lorna Stuber outlines the strategies and tricks she has used for more than 30 years to become and remain debt-free and to make money management a rewarding challenge. She supplements these tips with personal anecdotes and examples, including how to maximize a Las Vegas jackpot win!

 Starting your own business can be daunting and scary. It can also be exciting and rewarding. In this how-to book, freelance editor, writer, and ghostwriter Lorna Stuber draws on her experience of starting her successful business and advises new freelance editors, or those thinking of venturing down that path, on how to set up their own editing business. 

Published in Gay Calgary, September 2016 Online

Published by the Alberta Teacher's Association in Alberta Voices, Volume 6, Number 2, 2007, Journal of the English  Language Arts Council of the Alberta Teachers' Association — Darlene Turnbull, Editor