Times and Seasons is thrilled to have Kent Larsen as our latest guest. Kent has been very busy in book publishing in New York City for twenty years and has followed LDS publishing closely for ten years. He has also been posting on arts and media for over three years at A Motley Vision, so Kent is no newcomer to LDS weblogs. See this AMV post for more information about Kent’s many interests. Welcome, Kent.
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Welcome to Guest Blogger Kent Larsen
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Conferences and Events
- LDS Semi-Annual General Conference
- Book of Mormon Lands Conference
- BYU Religious Education Student Symposium
- Reid L. Nielson: "The Latter-day Saints and the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair"
- Joseph and Marilyn Bentley: "Mormons and the Holy Land"
- Armand L. Mauss: "The Intellectual Journey of a Mormon Academic"
- Mormon Theology Seminar
- American Society of Church History Annual Meeting
- American Academy of Religion/Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting
- Communal Studies Association Annual Meeting
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Welcome, Kent! It’s been way, way too long (ten years? more?) since I think we last corresponded. It’s a pleasure to have another Student Review alumnus around here. Ever hear from any of the old SR-L crowd?
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Thanks for the kind notes. I hope my contributions at least match the norm here.
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Those better be sincere welcomes or I’m going to have to smack ya’ll down. Nobody messes with AMVers, especially not BCC-ites.
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Welcome! I look forward to your posts…
WELCOME! WELCOME! Keeeeent Larsen. Now we wait to read your post.
WELCOME! WELCOME! We sit longing to see which author we like the most.
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That OK, William?
DKL, welcoming someone twice has long been considered a bannable offense. Watch yourself, you cretin.
Welcome, Kent!
“Be careful what you write does not offend anybody or cause problems within the company. The safest approach is to remove all useful information.” –Scott Adams
Have fun, Kent!
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Out of the pool, Evans!
Kent’s a good guy.
Who’s Norm, and why try to match him?
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Thanks again for all the kind welcomes notes.
Pat (29), you know I can’t bring myself to do that! I’m too interested in change. ¡Viva la revolución!
Mark B. (32), I’m shocked that you don’t know Norm! He’s a good guy, but I do generally try to (and somtimes even succeed in) doing a little better than he does. Judge for yourself.
Christian Cardall makes his first bloggernacle appearance in years to give a one word welcome. Cute.
Wow. Performance art.
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Lasagna.
Hermaphroditism.
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Ah, greenfrog, only now I noticed your greeting.
I’m expecting your guest blog stint here any day now.
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Safer to snipe from the sidelines. ;-)
Welcome Kent!
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Hi, Kent. Ignore my weird friends, they’re off their meds. Great first post.
Welcome – follow Annegbs advice she is very wise.
annegb (47), perhaps I should join them and go off my meds?
Welcome – follow Annegbs advice she is very wise.
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Student Review??? Holy cow, that’s a blast from the past.
MoJo (51) — now you now how far back this blast comes from.
I proofed for you guys a couple of semesters, right after the first couple of editions hit the stands.
Here and there, I mean. Not continuously.
Who all were Student Review alumni? I wasn’t formally part of it but hung out in the rooms working on other projects and new lots of the guys. Sadly I’ve heard that many of them left the Church.