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Building Better Stories - for magazine editors and writers

Building Better Stories: Strategies for Editors With Kim Pittaway (see bio below) A primer on everything you need to know to create or publish great magazine stories, whether news, articles or fiction pieces. For editors and writers. Presented by the Magazine Association of BC. Funded by the Government of Canada. Filmed and edited by Lucid Visuals. The song "Grandma's Hands" by Bill Withers is used critically to illustrate an aspect of great storytelling. Kim Pittaway is an award-winning journalist with publication and broadcast credits that include Hazlitt, Chatelaine, Reader’s Digest, More Magazine, Best Health, Cottage Life, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, CBC Radio’s The Current, Tapestry and others. She is the former managing editor and editor-in-chief of Chatelaine, a recipient of the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Canadian National Magazine Awards Foundation (and an 8-time NMAF finalist), a co-winner of a Canadian Science Writers’ Association Award with her sister, the journalist Tina Pittaway, and a finalist for the American Society of Journalists and Authors service writing award. After leaving Chatelaine in 2005, she has spent over a decade working with a wide range of magazine and NGO clients developing online editorial strategies and content. She is a past president of the Writers’ Federation of Nova Scotia and the National Magazine Awards Foundation. She is at work on a memoir with the working title Grudge: My 10-Year Fight with Forgiveness. Check out her website: https://kimpittaway.com/