I have a new, personal blog on WordPress. I have seen a lot of people's WordPress sites, and really liked them. Also, I was wanting a site on which I could post random thoughts about my day, world news, or a spiritual truth I've learned. I will still continue to maintain this blog as my professional site, as always.
The new site is called "The Stevie Files," and can be accessed at www.thesteviefiles.com. If you check it out, please leave me a comment to let me know what you think!
Blessings,
Stephen
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Interview in Boy Choir Magazine
Hey, everybody!
Some of you may know that I am an avid fan of boychoir music. About a year and a half ago, I discovered an awesome online magazine devoted to the subject. The magazine is called Boy Choir Magazine (what else?), and I was lucky enough to find it shortly after the inaugral issue came out.
Because the magazine looked so much like the one I was running at the time (on an entirely different subject), I emailed the editor. Since then, Dennis Chamberland and I have become very good email friends. He's an admirable Christian man of many talents. He's also very funny!
I was quite surprised when he emailed me a few months ago and told me about a new section in BCM. The section is going to be devoted to reader interviews, and he asked if I'd be the first to be interviewed. It was a great honor to be featured in my favorite magazine alongside some very talented people in the boy choir field. Please, click on the link above if you would like to check out the interview.
Thanks, again, Dennis--it was so much fun!
Blessings,
Stephen
Some of you may know that I am an avid fan of boychoir music. About a year and a half ago, I discovered an awesome online magazine devoted to the subject. The magazine is called Boy Choir Magazine (what else?), and I was lucky enough to find it shortly after the inaugral issue came out.
Because the magazine looked so much like the one I was running at the time (on an entirely different subject), I emailed the editor. Since then, Dennis Chamberland and I have become very good email friends. He's an admirable Christian man of many talents. He's also very funny!
I was quite surprised when he emailed me a few months ago and told me about a new section in BCM. The section is going to be devoted to reader interviews, and he asked if I'd be the first to be interviewed. It was a great honor to be featured in my favorite magazine alongside some very talented people in the boy choir field. Please, click on the link above if you would like to check out the interview.
Thanks, again, Dennis--it was so much fun!
Blessings,
Stephen
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Update
Happy 2008!
It's been awhile since I've updated this, so I've been doing a little work on it.
As you can now see in my bio, I am no longer job hunting, but have settled into a full-time job as a teachers' assistant at Wilson Elementary in Seminole, OK. I am also still keeping up on the free-lance writing, and am actually in the middle of contract talks with a publishing house in Maryland. The publishing house is PublishAmerica, and they have offered to publish a collection of short, mystery stories. When things become definite, I will try to place a sample story on this site. And, of course, I will announce the release of the book on here--trusting everything works out all right.
Blessings,
Stephen
It's been awhile since I've updated this, so I've been doing a little work on it.
As you can now see in my bio, I am no longer job hunting, but have settled into a full-time job as a teachers' assistant at Wilson Elementary in Seminole, OK. I am also still keeping up on the free-lance writing, and am actually in the middle of contract talks with a publishing house in Maryland. The publishing house is PublishAmerica, and they have offered to publish a collection of short, mystery stories. When things become definite, I will try to place a sample story on this site. And, of course, I will announce the release of the book on here--trusting everything works out all right.
Blessings,
Stephen
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