Emily Andrew

@eandreweditor.bsky.social

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Editor working with and for authors. Currently reading Leonardo Padura's "The Man Who Loved Dogs” and listening to the wondrous Lhasa de Sela.

A glowing yellow-red sun in a murky pink-grey sky. Hydro wires are overhead.
A long distance shot of a crimson sky over a park. There are many trees and lights in the park below.
Rust coloured clay mounds with a strip of lush deciduous trees behind.
A tree with a low trunk and tall thin branches curving in the shape of a slanted U.
Tulips, some yellow, some red, swaying in the breeze.
Small bulbous purple flowers amidst wet stalks of grass.
A well dressed, middle-aged man sits on the bench in a waiting room, hands on his knees.
A parking lot in the foreground with a large hydro pole in the centre of the photo, an indigo and dusky rose sky behind.
A magnolia tree in full bloom
Mossy pink and green rock in shale-like layers.
The number 16, rendered in art deco style, painted in black on a beige background.
An apartment building balcony draped in palm fronds and other greenery.
A black cat, sitting atop a sofa, stairs upward at a circle of sunlight reflected on a pale green wall.
Cover image of Sirous Houshmand's book, "The Darkest Night Brings Longer Days: Surviving War and Iran's Evin Prison". There is a strip of dark blue at the top, which fades into pixels of light blue, then light orange, then dark orange.
A woman and man dressed in summer clothes stand on a ferry deck, a winding red staircase beside them, the lake and sailboats in the background.
A light brown gelato in a metal tub with green and orange swirls atop and pieces of whole almonds.
A Toronto Police Service car parked, without its emergency lights, squarely in the middle of a bike lane on a busy street, imperilling cyclists. 
A skeleton, wearing a coloured garland around its neck, sits in the ticket booth of a movie theatre. A sign in back of its head reads: “Since 1914”.
Man with guitar and sunglasses singing into a mic. Behind him, a sign reads: “Torches, Pitchforks, Molotovs, and Bricks.
A photograph of Dr. Tim Cook, wearing a plum jacket and smiling calmly at the camera.
A woman wearing a black dress stands in front of a table, holding a copy of her book and smiling.
A man, signs a copy of his book while a little boy looks up at him.
Cover image of Jessica Riddell's book, Hope Circuits: Rewiring Universities and Other Organizations for Human Flourishing. A blue spirograph background converges on the "O" of HOPE.
Emily Andrew and her partner, a carpenter, wear United Brotherhood of Carpenters Tshirts during the Labour Day 2025 March.
Pinkish stone promontory, covered in moss with a tree poking out the top.
Cover of Peter Biro's edited volume, "The Notwithstanding Clause and the Canadian Charter: Rights, Reforms, and Controversies". A line drawing of the federal parliament building appears in the top part of the cover, and a sharp scalpel in the bottom.
The moon alights a dark bay.
A butterfly bush, its branches reaching up to the sun, its gorgeous purple flowers profuse.
The top half of Rod Stewart's face, featuring that iconic spiky blond hair.
Cover image of the book, The Great Right North: Inside Far-Right Activism in Canada, by Stéphane Leman-Langlois, Aurélie Campana, and Samuel Tanner. A convoy of trucks proceeds along a snowy highway with a protester holding a Canadian flag in the foreground.
Cloud formation on a clear day. It appears as though there is a giant handprint in the clouds.
A view through a doorway of patio tables in the sunshine with red parasols providing a little shade. The blue banks of the Bay of Quinte in the background.
Picture of clouds in early evening. They are illuminated by the waning sun and tinged with encroaching darkness.
An advertisement for the Canadian social media company, Gander.
Cover of the book, The Great Right North: Inside Far-Right Activism in Canada, by Stephane Leman-Langlois, Aurelie Campana, and Samuel Tanner. The image shows a line-up of trucks proceeding down a snowy highway, led by one with a sign saying "Mandate Freedom". The convoy is cheered on by a flag-waving bystander.
A bright blue sky with fluffy popcorn clouds, the tip of a coniferous tree in the bottom left corner.
Cover image of Peter L. Biro's book, The Notwithstanding Clause and the Canadian Charter. On the top, a page from a book illustrating the Canadian parliament. On the bottom, a scalpel over the title.
Extravagantly ruffled columbine in pinkish-red and light yellow.
A glowing light purple sky illuminates the buildings of Toronto’s Regent Park neighborhood.
A ginkgo tree rustling in the wind with two indistinguishable orange and gray objects hanging from a branch.
Craig Damian Smith on the left, holding a McGill-Queen’s University Press bag; Kiran Banerjee on the right with a copy of their co-edited volume, Migration Governance in North America.
Authors of the 2025 Donner Prize-winning book, Seized by Uncertainty, hug each other.
Cover of Nicholas Chesterley's book, Future Generation Government: How to Legislate for the Long Term. It features three telescopes, each one expanded in length.
Sun sets over a swampy pond in Markham, ON.
Cover image of Erica Rayment's book, What Women Represent: The Impact of Women in Parliament.
A red sky sets on Collingwood.
Sunset lights up the windows of an apartment building, leaving golden streaks in the air.
Editor holding a copy of newly released book, In the Land of the Lacandon, by Richard Ivan Jobs and Steven Van Wolputte, with Manuel Bolom Pale.
Small glazed grey mug in the foreground, bottom speckled white, with a Chinese teapot in the background.