SC #22: The Accidental Terrorist, Chapter Twelve

In which Bill meets his new companion Elder Dedman, learns a novel new approach to tracting, and discovers the true meaning of the word "bucket."

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Hugo and Nebula Award nominee. Creator of Proper Manuscript Format, Spelling Bee Solver, Tylogram, and more. Banned in Canada.

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A Comeback with the Ring of Truth
Post-Mormonism

A Comeback with the Ring of Truth

Confronted by a party guest with an axe to grind, I must flap my gums faster than they’ve flapped in my whole flippin’ life.

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6 Min
By: William Shunn
The Long and Winding Road to Idaho
Post-Mormonism

The Long and Winding Road to Idaho

A homesick Mormon missionary embarks on an elaborate quest to get sent home without imperiling his soul. Easier said than done, on both counts.

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10 Min
By: William Shunn
The Cost of Self-Publishing: Final Accounting
Serial

The Cost of Self-Publishing: Final Accounting

When the expenses are all logged and revenue is tallied, how does the self-published author decide whether or not the outcome was worth the cost?

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11 Min
By: William Shunn
The Cost of Self-Publishing: Travel and Legal
Serial

The Cost of Self-Publishing: Travel and Legal

It’s tempting as a self-published author to fantasize about that glamorous cross-country book tour. But is such a thing practical, or even necessary?

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12 Min
By: William Shunn

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