The Archives: Riverglen Press

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Since it’s just over halfway through the year, I figured I’d check in on my New Year’s resolutions for 2008 and see how I’m doing:

1. I’ve read 19 books …

 

First, a nice article from the Edmonton Sun on Project Gutenberg:

Think of Newby, Akrigg and Hart as a breed of literary Indiana Jones — searching along forgotten bookshelves, instead …

 

[Cross-posted from Blank Slate.]

I went to a Coptic bookbinding workshop yesterday (a pre-conference part of the A. Dean Larsen Book Collecting Conference, which was today) and made my first …

 

My reader’s edition of the Book of Mormon is now part of Special Collections here at the HBLL (thanks to Hilary for letting me know it had …

 

And now, a NaBoMoReMo reading chart specifically for the Riverglen Press reader’s edition of the Book of Mormon:…

 

I’ve gotten a little design-giddy in the last couple of days, and this morning I redid Riverglen Press:

Better, I think. :) …

 

One of my friends once said to me, “You know, chick flicks are more science fiction than science fiction.” In a way, it’s true. But let’s not forget …

 

It’s way late and I really ought to be in bed, but I just got back from dinner at my family’s. But then again, I’ll be with them forever, …

 

This half-hour a morning thing is working out quite well for writing this play. Last night I freewrote for twenty minutes to figure out where I’m going with it, …

 

I’ve decided to call this Welsh Book of Mormon digitization endeavor “Project Cymru.” (Cymru is the Welsh word for Wales.) The funny thing is that the name …

 

It’s been a while since my last post about my job, so here’s an update on what’s been happening.

We finished going through all the books last week and started …

 

It’s funny how the stuff you write years ago can become so embarrassing. I’ve been going through Blank Slate, sweeping the dust under the (lush oriental) rug, tidying …

 

I finally made an RSS feed for Riverglen Press. It’s only new releases at this point, since there isn’t much else (yet). But soon……

 

Yesterday was delicious. I spent an hour or so working on my new novel (outlining it and writing a draft of the first chapter), then read books for most …

 

Out of curiosity, how many of you have read entire books online? (Etexts, eBooks, whatever you want to call them.) Where? Project Gutenberg? Elsewhere? Did …

 

First, a blast from the past: this week a year ago I was blogging about my favorite things, designing my first book, and posting my first (and

 

Spent a good chunk of time today working on A Christmas Carol, redoing the cover art in Blender. While these crutches aren’t anything spectacular, they’re a whole lot …

 

Remember how I mentioned a little while ago about a crazy idea to start a web magazine? I’m still planning on it, and one of the things I’ll do …

 

I’m getting back into the groove of school, thankfully. And I’d forgotten just how much I enjoy doing homework. :) (I say that without any sarcasm, honest.) …

 

I got the proof copy of Project Cumorah yesterday at 5:15. It’s beautiful! Thick and hefty, to be sure, but it’s lovely. And you can now download …

 

Well, I just got an e-mail from the library. Considering that it was an e-mail instead of a phone call, I already knew what it said: I didn’t get …

 

Two quickies for now: first, BenjaminCrowder.com got a minor facelift this morning. It looks a lot better (I think :)).

Second, when you do check it out, you may …

 

A couple of days ago I added Danish to the Plan of Salvation page. Today I updated the Finnish edition (revised the words for “Pre-Mortal Life” and …

 

After a break of almost three months, I’ve started working on the Plan of Salvation cards again. This morning I added the Afrikaans edition, and I’ll be adding …