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Erin (E.A.) Whyte

Author of A THIEF AMONG LIARS (2024)

Editor of fantasy, sci-fi, and romance

E.A. Whyte writes and edits young adult (YA) and adult fantasy, sci-fi, and romance. She loves meeting new friends (writing or otherwise!), learning together, and sharing her experiences. 

A self portrait of Erin (E.A.) Whyte in a brown plaid blazer.

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Rain Sullivan

"Erin is phenomenal. She has a knack for seeing an author's desired trajectory for their project, shining a light on their story's strongest elements, and whittling away the bits and pieces that aren't serving the main arc all while encouraging and supporting the author to better under the mechanics of their story. I was nervous to work with an editor, nervous to take my overwritten manuscript, which I knew needed major cuts and revisions, to someone I didn't know or trust yet. On the verge of thinking my project was dead in the water, Erin brought it back to life and then some. She made the entire process comfortable, manageable, and exciting. I can confidently say I will be working with Erin again in the future. Oh, and did I mention? She got me to fall back in love with my story and, more importantly, my reason for telling it."

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I acknowledge that I live and work on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee Peoples. I am thankful to those of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples who have--and continue to--care for these lands here and across the province. To this day, Indigenous people in this region and beyond continue to face oppression, inequality, and violence as a result of historic and ongoing colonialism. Though these lands are protected by the Dish with One Spoon agreement, settlers and institutions continue to fail to uphold their responsibilities. In order to change, we must understand the gruesome history and stand in allyship with Indigenous peoples through action.

 

To learn about the treaties and histories of the land your work or home is on, you can head to https://www.whose.land/en/.

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