It’s a brand new year, and I have some incredibly wonderful opportunities facing me. Let’s just hope this semester’s graduate school classes are not as frustrating as last term’s were, or I’m dead in the water! Here’s a quick review of what’s going on with me right this minute. Maybe some of you will be there and I’ll get to meet more of my readers. Some of us are already friends so it will be great to see everyone again.
1. January 18-19, 2008 WriteWise Conference Presenter
As a Senior Editor for the
Precision Editing Group,
I will be joining Editing Director
Heather B. Moore , and Senior Editors
Annette Lyon,
Julie Wright,
Josi Kilpack, for a presentation titled “The Nuts and Bolts of Writing.”
2. February 2008 Teleconference Presenter WriteWise
Throughout the month of February I will be teaching more in-depth classes on “The Nuts and Bolts of Writing” to those authors who are part of the first class enrolled in WriteWise, the publishing arm of the
Bookwise company. In addition, the entire Senior Editing staff will be working with new writers who hope to publish with Bookwise.
3. My Bookwise Bookstore
Of course, I’ll continue to build my clientele for my own Bookwise Bookstore. If you’re interested in becoming one of my preferred customers, please visit:
http://www.mybookwise.com/luannstaheli/4. The Osmond Family Blog
I’ve returned to work once again with Alan Osmond after a twelve-year absence. I’m doing the updates for family blog at
http://strengtheningfamilies.blogspot.com and handling the email at OsmondStrengtheningFamilies@gmail.com. If you know anyone who loves the Osmond family, but sure to pass along those addresses and ask them to sign up to be on our email list.
5. The rest of my life includes: teaching English at Payson Jr. High, finishing my MEd in Instructional Technology through USU, both my newspaper columns, as well as the other writing projects I have in the works, serving on several boards and committees, being in charge of the Nebo Young Writer’s Conference, doing publicity for the
UVSC Forum on Children’s Literature Conference , and on and on. That’s not counting trying to be a wife and mother, or the million other obligations that seem to swirl around me at any given time.
Overall, it’s a wonderful life, even when I am over-booked and over-scheduled. If I get a little bit behind, please know that I’m doing my best and will get everything done that I need to, eventually. Thanks for all the support everyone gives me in each of these endeavors.
