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Did you transition from working purely logistically or did you find a bridge between the pragmatic to the creative? A bridge between the left and right brain approaches?ĪA: Overall, I loved my time as a Fiction Publisher. Then something happened and you became drawn into the world of creative work itself. There are so many elements that are driven by sheer logistics and managing a long series of logistical decisions. While it produces creative works, the work of publishing in itself is not exactly creative as an artistic expression. Of necessity, publishing as an industry is a very driven and very pragmatic field of work. You worked for many years in advertising and then with Thomas Nelson Publishing. It is such a joy and honour to have you join us! LES: Allen, thank you so much for sharing your time and thoughts with Cultivating.

This is a lengthy interview – fascinating, nuanced, and full. It is my joy and privilege to share this interview with you and facilitate your own acquaintance with Allen Arnold. For both my husband Peter and me, meeting Allen has been an experience of “What? You too? I thought I was the only one!” I greatly look forward to seeing what the Lord does with each of us in the days ahead. The discovery of finding someone who labours so passionately in the same fields of concern and conviction is one of the greatest shields against despair – the knowledge that we are not alone. Introduced to each other only a few months ago through our mutual friend Nicole Howe, Allen and I have been embarked on a slowly unfolding discovery of how deeply parallel our ministries are and also where they intersect. One of the many joys that emerged this year through The Cultivating Project is making the acquaintance of Allen Arnold, author, publisher, and Executive Producer of Content for Wild at Heart–a ministry founded by John Eldredge.

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