Elizabeth Smart Died in 1986. Her Work Still Haunts Me
Poetic genius, bohemian, copywriter: she taught me to never compromise
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Poetic genius, bohemian, copywriter: she taught me to never compromise
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Read MoreNow, more than ever, we must create an environment in which young writers feel they can come forward
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Read MoreAs publisher of Groundwood Books, she was the type of editor who would encourage you to jump—and then be your net
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