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originally posted December 11, 2012
May 2021: reformatted; some links updated; text revised as needed
Those of you who have followed me for a time know that some of my favorite editorial projects are works of historical fiction; the truth is, historical fiction has been one of my favorite genres since I was in grade … continue reading
originally posted July 8, 2009
May 2021: reformatted; no text revisions
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Of all the projects I work on, I have to say that some of the most rewarding ones are those during which I have the chance to help clients start, develop, and complete the stories of their lives. Working with “average Joes” … continue reading
originally posted March 31, 2007
May 2021: reformatted; revised text as noted
A not-well-heard-of website came to my attention today, thanks to this story on National Public Radio. The site, FutureMe.org, is intended to enable a person to write and e-mail a message that will be delivered anytime between thirty days from the time … continue reading
originally posted February 1, 2007
May 2021: reformatted; one link deleted, one link updated; revised text is noted
Since the middle of last year, a widower named Peter has been sharing the story of his life on the video blogging site YouTube.com. His life story is fascinating, and, if you know of anyone who still … continue reading
