History in the making

Today was the culmination of years of work. Well, at least another step in the right direction. The Lamb was first printed in English and French, November of 2004. Then came Spanish a bit later. Those were our only languages until… a couple months from now. Today I sent the files to reprint English, but also to print the Portuguese, Luxembourgish and Chinese Simplified editions. Each of these projects has been a long row to hoe, and am very thankful to see these files leave. But—it’s not over till they arrive at our door. That is where I can finally consider it finished. Today is just a really good milestone! Thank you to all that had a hand in bringing this about.

Another delay—The Interactive Edition

The Interactive Edition of The Stranger is delayed a little more yet. This time to reformat The Stranger, which is used as a base of The Interactive Edition. And The Interactive Edition is the base for the Leaders Guide. So, it’s best to get things straightened out first. The format is scheduled for next week up in Canada, so hopefully it’ll go smoothly / quickly / accurately. The reformatting is not one of my projects, but one I’m waiting on…