“And that’s the tricky thing about life, really, that the things we want most will kill us.” This statement follows 13 illustrated pages of a story about sexy carrots. You really need to look at the book to understand, but this is another good reason I never would have found this book in […]
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Tim Challies is finally putting words down on paper. The Oakville, Ontario author is better known as a prolific and widely-read blogger and chronicler of various Christian conferences than a book author. Making a successful transition from blogger to published author is, so far, a rare occurrence but one that seems natural for […]
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I like reading “classic” books, and by that mean books like The Catcher in the Rye and more recent books like Donald Miller’s Blue Like Jazz. One reason for this is that many people have read them and so there is a great amount cultural currency about them. Great works of art stay […]
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Tim Challies’s new (and first!) book The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment arrived in the mail today. I’ve already started reading it and will post a review when I finish.
Earlier this week I sent a suggestion to Tim that he blog about his experiences as a first-time published author for the benefit of those who hope […]
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Posted in Digital Journal, Writing on Dec 15th, 2007
I have some new articles up at Digital Journal. Click on the graphic below to see them:
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Posted in Digital Journal, Writing on Aug 25th, 2007
I’ve put a number of pieces up at Digital Journal over the past couple of weeks. Click on the titles to go to the stories.
Bob and the New Dylans
Those of you who are fans of old Bob will enjoy this article about a potential successor to his throne, a young man named […]
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Posted in Digital Journal, Writing, Technology on Jul 28th, 2007
One week ago I sent a letter to the editor of the National Post that wasn’t published. 48 hours later I posted the same letter as an article at Digital Journal. I now have readers, new intellectual sparring partners, and money in the bank…
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Posted in Writing, Uncategorized on Jul 28th, 2007
This week I was accepted as a writer at Digital Journal. This online journal pays writers according to how much interest their stories generate, and this week - I got paid!Please follow these links and vote up my articles if you like them:
The Dawkins Defeat
iPhone Hysteria!
John Naisbitt: MindSet - “The future is embedded in […]
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