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Redumbant (and Other Additions to the Writer’s Lexicon)

I began this morning with my usual cup of coffee and the word redumbant. You won’t find that word in the dictionary because I made it up only two hours ago, but it should have existed for eons. The need … Continue reading

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Gold Medallion Finalist: Reflections on a Book and a Journey

A few weeks ago I received word from my friend Steve Barclift, managing editor for Kregel Publications, that a book I had edited was one of five finalists in its category for an ECPA Gold Medallion. The reason I didn’t … Continue reading

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One Small Stone: The Impact of a Solitary Vocation

I spend much of my day in front of a computer, helping authors refine their writing so the words will speak to readers with clarity and effect. Editing is largely a solitary profession, and it’s one I’m well-suited for as … Continue reading

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