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Once again the proverbial light bulb has gone on, this time pointing out to me that I'm still trying to do too much.

I've been working on a reader's edition of the Doctrine & Covenants for the past month and figured I'd give y'all a sneak peek at how it's coming.

This pretty much goes without saying, but distractions are anathema to productivity.

I've been working on a new book for the past little while, and it's almost done. And I need proofreaders.

Yesterday morning I was browsing through my copy of Tales Before Tolkien, and I happened to notice the Recommended Reading section at the back, which I'd never seen before. Goosebumps. You see, that section lists early fantasy writers and their works (William Morris, E. Nesbit, Lord Dunsany, Walter de la Mare, John ...

I checked out some books on Hebrew and Arabic today, and as I was leafing through the Hebrew one at dinner (Hebrew for Biblical Interpretation by Arthur Walker-Jones), I realized something: I really want to publish language books. Both books about the languages and texts in the languages. You see, ...

After a (far too) long absence, I've finally published a new Riverglen Press book, Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: I mainly made it as a test to see how Lulu's pocket size books ...

I'm having to use Quark for a book project I inherited, and ick, ew, it's so...blech! Okay, that's too harsh. And I realize that a lot of it has to do with my having used InDesign for so long. But I really, really, really don't like Quark. It ...

Time for another update, I think. :) That old PC I mentioned had issues with my monitor (it would just go blank), and it was fairly slow anyway, so I bought a newer yet still used box from some guy on Facebook Marketplace. It came with Xubuntu already installed, conveniently, ...

Lately I've been more silent on here than I'd like, so here's some of the stuff I've been working on lately. (And hopefully I'll start posting more frequently. :)) First, I'm wrapping things up on the phone directory for my ward: (Yes, I realize all of ...