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Inderjit Deogun is a University of Toronto graduate. To date, she has also completed a number of publishing courses at Ryerson University. Inderjit has worked as an editorial assistant and is currently in the pursuit of a career in children’s publishing. She enjoys being lost in the pages of a book and closing its covers only to open them again. Inderjit is a dedicated and detail-oriented individual who thrives in a creative environment. Her passion for the written word drives her to carve out a place of her own in the publishing landscape.
1. Web of Words: The Restoration Artist

50 Book Pledge | Book #28: Before I Go to Sleep by S.J. Watson

I present a passage from HarperCollins Canada‘s The Restoration Artist by Lewis DeSoto.

A realization hit me. Someone had made this. Someone took a brush and dipped it in paint and touched it to the canvas, making these marks and shapes and colours. And he made the world in the picture appear. It was a kind of magic A hand had made this. A hand like any other, even mine. I looked down at my own fingers, almost expecting to see a trace of paint on my knuckle. 


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