Thanks to meeting my goal regarding wake-up time, I now feel cranky and uncreative. Getting started on my Ephesians commentary today seems impossible.
I walked so so slow for thirty minutes that I am embarrassed to even mention I did it at all. But I’m going to stick with my assumption that if I […]
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On my blog that I refuse to name or link from here any more, I mentioned something I think I can helpfully point out here.
Jandy has a really helpful review of blogging and 18th-century periodicals. What I want to point out is that the technology and the aura of institutional authority go hand in […]
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Chris, found this (I guess he checked his feed reader before I did) and it is quite educational.
1999: About $400, from Agent readers
2000: About $1000, from Agent readers
2001: About $1100, from Agent readers and a short story sale at Strange Horizons
2002: About $1000, from Agent readers
2003: About $6000, from Agent readers and from first part […]
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On Vulgar Language
No pastor has ever been accused of hording smut because he owned a dictionary. Peter’s blog entries do not remotely justify the accusations made against him.
But there is no reason for me to belabor the point since every mature reader or every reader who is not desperately looking for a stone to […]
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…I think this constitutes a pretty commonsense checklist. In the midst of making a deal, I think people often need common sense written down for them.
I know I do.
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