Monthly Archives: August 2017

It’s been a long, hot summer!  I never realized how complicated this can be: working a book to the level of “perfection” necessary to be marketed — especially when “perfection” includes trying to preserve the original simplicity and roughness of the material.   It’s like trying to dress up a horse for church or a ballroom dance.  By August 15th, Feast of the Assumption, we finally closed the revisions and started printing again.  From Beijing, China, a freelance agent wrote and asked whether I could lower the price…..

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