Color scenes from the Busy Puppy’s life!
The Busy Puppy Comes Home: In this exciting first book, discover who came to play with the Busy Puppy!
The Busy Puppy’s Busy Day: There’s so much to do when you’re The Busy Puppy!
Color scenes from the Busy Puppy’s life!
The Busy Puppy Comes Home: In this exciting first book, discover who came to play with the Busy Puppy!
The Busy Puppy’s Busy Day: There’s so much to do when you’re The Busy Puppy!
Will you edit my writing?
Yes.
We have a few ground rules, a few procedures, and a simple fee schedule.
Ground rules?
• I’m sticking for now to speculative fiction, fantasy, science fiction, paranormal, crossover, or things which defy definition by genre but the bookstore people would put you on those shelves. No nonfiction unless it’s technical or reference. I love a good trigonometry table.
• No nonconsensual sex scenes, I can’t let that kind of energy into my life. In a character’s past with brief mention is OK, but don’t push on that boundary. I will simply return your work and money to you.
How does it work?
We?
I – Sparrow – am the primary editor. Sometimes my wife lends a hand. She’s fabulous – she’s my line editor. If you go into Very Techie Realms, I’ll ask my resident Tech Support to run their eyes over it, too.
How about the fee schedule?
$1,000 US per Thing.
A Thing can be:
For those of us working with the fascinating 1937 edition of The Hobbit, here’s your index to all the paragraphs of Chapter V.  This chapter is the most changed between 1937 and 1951, with different plot elements and a very different Gollum.  Each paragraph is identified by the prefix 1937.05. then the paragraph number within that chapter.  Thank you to John Rateliff for his help with the text. Gratitude to my Data Mooshing Specialist, Daroc Alden.
I have used this text:
Tolkien, J.R.R. The Hobbit: or There and Back Again. The Children’s Book Club (1942).
Fellow Tolkien fans and academicians, we’re happy to know that so many different editions and printings of The Hobbit abound.  In your scholarly writings of doom, you dutifully write down the page numbers for your quotations, but when your readers go searching for it – their page numbers are probably different.  Fear not, here’s your index to all the paragraphs of The Hobbit  by unique paragraph number.  Each paragraph is identified by its chapter number, decimal, paragraph number within that chapter.  May clarity reign.  Thank you to Robin Reid for her help with the text.  Gratitude to my Data Mooshing Specialist, Daroc Alden.
I have used the text edited by Douglas Anderson: Tolkien, J.R.R. (2012-02-15). The Hobbit: 75th Anniversary Edition. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Kindle Edition.
Thanks for spending some quality time with my spreadsheet!
Please enjoy the paper from the Mythmoot II Procedings and  the video which was the proof-of-concept.
Mythgard Rugby – still undefeated!
This tale took much time in the telling. Â First the deer introduced me to the Forest, and then three completely different children had an adventure there before Sierra and her little siblings could tell me their story. Â I hope that you look forward to many other tales in this woods…
Please enjoy this service, given May 26th at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Upper Vally. Â Feel free to print it out to take to folks when you go to visit.
Please enjoy this service, given March 17th, 2013 at the UU Congregation of the Upper Valley.
Please enjoy this service, presented at the UU Congregation of the Upper Valley on October 28th, 2012.
This worship service was conducted on September 23d, 2012, at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Upper Valley.
2012.09.23Â There and Back Again.
This worship service and homily took place September 9th, 2012, at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Upper Valley.
Noun Cases: What is one? First declension nouns, singular in the nominative and genitive.