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Commiseration

One of the things I worried about when I became a teacher was forgetting what it was like to be a student. I didn’t want to be one of those teachers who expected students to just “get it.” I didn’t want to bulldoze my students with excessive information or overwhelming expectations. Because learning can be [...]

Why Editors Should Not Be Shot

Do you watch House M.D.? On the third season’s last DVD there’s a short sequence on how some of the show’s cast and crew got a little jazz band together – Hugh Laurie himself at the piano (and yes, he even plays “Minnie the Moocher” for all those Jeeves and Wooster fans out there). At [...]

What are dead trees good for?

At least once a week, some young whippersnapper (or a cranky elder statesman) prophesies the doom of all the ancient and venerable independent Mormon publications. I think they are wrong, and I will show you why.

Secrets of the Segullah Writing Contests

The deadline for Segullah’s poetry contest and the Heather Campbell Personal Essay contest is coming up–December 31, 2008.  Really, there’s no big secret: it’s a writing contest, women send us their essays and poetry, we choose winners, we publish them.  Straightforward.  But here are a few things I didn’t realize before I entered it two [...]

Brian Doyle Reflects on Editing

Brian Doyle, the editor of Portland Magazine, reflects here on his 30 years as an editor for various venues. Very funny, very insightful, and it even has a Mormon in it! A quick snippet: “Editing is hardly ever what the non-inky world thinks it is, which is copyediting, which is merely the very last and [...]

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