New Beginnings
The plan for this web log is that twice a month, at the end of the ides and the end of the month, I will recap the major publications, most of them electronic, since the previous entry. Since this is the first entry, I will be covering the first half of the month of May.
I begin every month with a song, publishing one of my songs. This month it was web log post #393: The Song "Why" . That's the twenty-fourth song published, but if you like it there are links to the previous twenty-three at the bottom of the page.
The next day there was a theological/political post, web log post #394: Unplanned . There are multiple ways to navigate the web log, if you're interested in more political, theological, or other entries there. I also published a chapter of the current novel, Re Verse All, which I am currently posting at the rate of three chapters per week and so far this month covered chapters 109 through 114. In connection with that, and possibly of interest to Goodreads readers, I post periodic behind-the-writings looks, the latest one yesterday, web log post #395: Character Obstacles . That has links to the current chapters and to previous behind-the-writings posts.
Twice a month, and the first and third Tuesdays, I publish an article on the Christian Gamers Guild. In the second half of the month it's in a series entitled RPG-ology, but the one covered in this fortnight is Faith in Play #42: Lucifer , a lesson from a controversial television show.
I also deliver a Bible study through the Christian Gamers Guild (I'm the chaplain), and so far this month we've covered John 12:4-12:13.; the study also includes some off-topic thoughts for the weekend, this month including Musings: Activity and Musings: Ego . I don't know whether you need to have a groups.io membership to access those posts.
In other news, a Goodreads reader reviewed my most recent book, Why I Believe, and I answered half a dozen Goodreads author questions. I've made some progress on my next book, The Essential Guide to Time Travel: Temporal Anomalies & Replacement Theory.
This was surprisingly long; we'll see what happens at the end of the month.
I begin every month with a song, publishing one of my songs. This month it was web log post #393: The Song "Why" . That's the twenty-fourth song published, but if you like it there are links to the previous twenty-three at the bottom of the page.
The next day there was a theological/political post, web log post #394: Unplanned . There are multiple ways to navigate the web log, if you're interested in more political, theological, or other entries there. I also published a chapter of the current novel, Re Verse All, which I am currently posting at the rate of three chapters per week and so far this month covered chapters 109 through 114. In connection with that, and possibly of interest to Goodreads readers, I post periodic behind-the-writings looks, the latest one yesterday, web log post #395: Character Obstacles . That has links to the current chapters and to previous behind-the-writings posts.
Twice a month, and the first and third Tuesdays, I publish an article on the Christian Gamers Guild. In the second half of the month it's in a series entitled RPG-ology, but the one covered in this fortnight is Faith in Play #42: Lucifer , a lesson from a controversial television show.
I also deliver a Bible study through the Christian Gamers Guild (I'm the chaplain), and so far this month we've covered John 12:4-12:13.; the study also includes some off-topic thoughts for the weekend, this month including Musings: Activity and Musings: Ego . I don't know whether you need to have a groups.io membership to access those posts.
In other news, a Goodreads reader reviewed my most recent book, Why I Believe, and I answered half a dozen Goodreads author questions. I've made some progress on my next book, The Essential Guide to Time Travel: Temporal Anomalies & Replacement Theory.
This was surprisingly long; we'll see what happens at the end of the month.
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The Ides of Mark
Goodreads was nagging me, as a Goodreads author, to start another web log--I say another, because I already have the mark Joseph "young" web log http://www.mjyoung.net/weblog/ where I dabble eclectica
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