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Can somebody please provide a link to beastie's blog? Also, beastie, have you considered taking any of your Mesoamerica stuff to, say, Sunstone?

Hey, Kid -

I don't have a blog, but zarahemlacitylimits hosts my Mesoamerican/Book of Mormon essays here:

http://zarahemlacitylimits.com/wiki/ind ... esoamerica

I've been so lazy about it that I haven't even fixed a few minor formating issues since I first put it together. It was such a big project that wore me out that I'm still recuperating! (a year later)

No, I've never considered sending my work to a magazine like Sunstone. Maybe one day, but I'd have to do a heck of a lot more work on it to get anything to that point, and I'm not up to that task right now.

I'm glad you're interested! I realize that this appeals to a very limited audience, so I'm always delighted when someone actually notices it!

I was thinking the Symposium, actually. They accept a whole host of papers-in-progress that are less formal than would be expected if you submitted for publication in the magazine. Just a thought.

I'd probably consider it - with a year's warning to prepare - if they held it somewhere back east, where I could drive to it. I hate flying. It's not terrorists that frighten me, but the germs.

beastie wrote:I'd probably consider it - with a year's warning to prepare - if they held it somewhere back east, where I could drive to it. I hate flying. It's not terrorists that frighten me, but the germs.

Do it, Trixie.

I'm sensing a revolution here.

Tell them to try "digital technology."

I'm running out of very poorly-taped analog downloads, here.

Best.

CKS

cksalmon wrote:Tell them to try "digital technology."

Now that techno-wiz John Dehlin is the executive director of Sunstone, you can bet that there will be a digital facelift at some point in the near future.

I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for the encouragement!