whew... major Substack posts done

On the assumption that I'll still be walking the Nakdong River trail starting at the end of this month, I've finished creating and scheduling Substack posts for both my free and paying subscribers. I now have free content going all the way to the beginning of December, and I have paid content going all the way through November 14. I'm scheduled to be done with the walk on November 15, so I should have a day or two to create the following post (i.e., for November 17). When possible, I'll try to stay ahead of when all of these posts publish; as I've mentioned before, my Substack content—free and paid—comes out every Monday and Friday.

I have a few more things to add to the paid Substack, and that'll take a few days. Since I'm apparently resting this week thanks to my toe infection, I have time to create that material. I'm also considering various ways to branch out on Substack, e.g., by adding videos to my paid section and/or creating other, totally separate sections devoted to things like bad poetry, short stories, off-color humor, religious wisdom, etc. And I have several other courses in the works; they'll probably all go into a single Substack "newsletter" so that people who subscribe to one course won't feel obliged to subscribe separately to the other courses: one single subscription will cover all courses, but I obviously can't lump those courses in with Tasty Grammar, which is too specific a label. The courses I have in mind have to do with religious studies, philosophy of religion, and religious diversity. If I'm brave enough, I might also craft basic courses on Hinduism, Buddhism, and the general topic of interreligious dialogue. But all of that is in the future. As things are, I have my hands full with just my grammar Substack.