Helping to Change the World…Word by Word
The Steve Laube Agency
Helping to Change the World Word by Word
Back before Captain Cook sailed the Seven Seas, I went to high school in Honolulu. (I know, someone’s gotta do it.) Today’s video was something I never knew about the state of Hawaii.
Enjoy the trivia!
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Today’s video is fascinating, without a doubt! [If you cannot see the video in your email newsletter, please click through to our website where you can enjoy it on your device.]
Today’s video shows what it takes to get published in this competitive environment. Three tries. Now watch and see. (If you can’t see the video in your newsletter, please click through to view it on our website.)
Today’s video is an expression of what it looks like when every part of the publishing process works in sync. Writer, developmental editor, line editor, copy editor, proofreader, cover designer, typesetter, and sales/marketing. It can be a beautiful thing. (If you cannot see the video in your newsletter, please click through to our website to view it.)
Hilarious comedy sketch! Imagine trying to rehearse this without busting out laughing. (If you cannot view this video in your email newsletter, please click through to view it on our website.)
Today’s video is from 18 years ago. But still makes me laugh. If only your editor thought about you that way. (If you cannot see the video in your email newsletter, please click through to view it on the website.)
This is a video representing an author on the day before their deadline. (If you cannot see the video in your email newsletter, please click through to view it on the website.)
I’ve said for years that the “separation” between the Christian and the general publishing markets is more of a hedge than a wall. And yet it can still be daunting to traverse.
I have lived in Phoenix for 50 years. Winter has beautiful weather and brings visitors from the frozen north. But, as this weatherman discovered, sometimes it can get a little toasty in the desert. His reaction is priceless.
The picture below made me start playing a word game in my mind. What words can be created by adding new letters? Some possible answers are beneath the photo. But before you look, play the game yourself! Then the thought dawned on me that each answer to the puzzle creates a story, in and of itself. The potential for a short story of your own is ripe for creation. See my 300-word attempt below. If …
