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Susan's
work is sensitive without pandering; she is factual but tactful in dealing with
our multi-ethnic, multi-racial, multi-socio-economic community.
Susan Burnside,
The Miami Herald.
Susan is a resourceful and knowledgeable journalist
who knows the business and does her work with utmost professionalism.
Ana
Rhodes, The New York Times.
Susan is a tenacious, passionate journalist
with a lot to offer. She impressed me with the volume and originality of her story
ideas and her deft touch on sensitive issues, finding sources and getting interviews
often denied to other journalists. James Deacon, Maclean's.
Phenomenal.
Really impressive.
Craig Offman, Chatelaine, on Susan's profile of
Joanne Champagnie.
Susan writes like she's written forever. She writes
with a poise and confidence that is inviting to follow while at the same time
like looking down the barrel of a .44. She has a real style that she doesn't fake.
It's consistent from story to story. She writes like she cares. And in this world,
that's more precious than gold or oil. She writes with conviction and character.
She has a way to walk us along the fence so that we can look over both sides as
we go.
Excerpt from a reader's letter.
I've thoroughly enjoyed
working with Susan on the many articles she has written for Reader's Digest Canada.
She is a professional, and has never let us down. A sensitive and intelligent
reporter and writer--with a conscience--she has a knack for getting to the heart
of a story and telling it in a lively and informative way. Bonnie Munday, editor-at-large,
Readers Digest-Canada
Developing literature for youth is all about passion: a passion to tell a story and to develop it to the highest standards. It's precisely that quality we see in Susan. Her desire to dig deeply and connect with the stories that matter, to explore themes that shape and change people's lives, makes her a writer to follow. I deeply appreciate her capacity to tell a story with compassion and insight and to relate it in terms that instill a similar passion in her readers.
Rick Wilks,
Director,
Annick Press Ltd.
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