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Slush Slop

Here are the three most common reasons I recommend a submission to be declined.
Appeared 2010-05-25

Slush Slop

Here are the three most common reasons I recommend a submission to be declined.
Appeared 2010-01-04

The Crazy Person in My Life

Whose your best friend and worst enemy? The one who drives you crazy.
Appeared 2008-02-28

Using Open Office Writer for Novel Writing

Interested in novel writing software that allows you to move and automatically renumber chapters/scenes and is a full featured word processor? Just in time for NaNo, here's your answer.
Appeared 2008-02-15

Campfires for God

Does the night light up with your fires, or do you fill your field with trash?
Appeared 2008-02-07

Sleepy in Life

Do you sleep through life? Really? Think about it.
Appeared 2008-01-17

Using Open Office Writer for Novel Writing

Interested in novel writing software that allows you to move and automatically renumber chapters/scenes and is a full featured word processor? Just in time for NaNo, here's your answer.
Appeared 2007-10-22

A Commentary on Commentaries - Or, What Not to Do

What was the last page-turning commentary you read?
Appeared 2007-07-01

Restoring Our Rocks

I used to pastor a little mission church on a hill. It sat in the midst of the Missouri Ozarks, a very wonderful place to experience nature. But one thing I learned, hills produce a lot of rocks! Next to the church building, a group of rocks always lay on the ground.

When I first moved in, I thought I would keep throwing them off into the forest to help clear the area. But no matter how many I picked up and threw away, there always seemed to be more the next time I looked. Rocks continued to pop up out of the ground. On one my of my last days at this parish, I looked at the group of rocks next to the church. After two years of tossing rocks, it looked the same as when I had arrived.

Appeared 2007-05-02

Commercial Christmas

RL Copple decided to put the Sower Series on hold for this month. Instead, he joins in on the commercialization of Christmas.
Appeared 2006-12-20

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