Category Archives: Blog
Perkinson Post: Writerly News…Free Sessions are Back…
I’m up for air. I have been entangled in a computer web of word files and the rap-tap-tap of a keyboard since January and now, I am crawling out. I am itching the Times New Roman (12-point font) out of … Continue reading
Perkinson Post: Dogs are Inspiration!
About a month ago, a new dog arrived. I wasn’t expecting the twist of fate that would bring us together. But, alas, I had been kanoodling over getting the fence finished and then going to a shelter to get one … Continue reading
Perkinson Post: WRIR 97.3 Interview with Liz Humes
Perkinson Post: WRIR 97.3 Interview with Liz Humes.
Perkinson Post: WRIR 97.3 Interview with Liz Humes
Ruth Perkinson, WRIR 97.3. Liz Humes, Wordy Birds, The Mystic Market, Books, Writing, the weather in Rome Continue reading
Perkinson Post: Blog Swap 2012 and 26 Voices…
Perkinson Post: Blog Swap 2012 and 26 Voices….
Perkinson Post: Blog Swap 2012 and 26 Voices…
Tag. I’m it again…another blog-swap-a-roo! My really cool author friend, Marianne K. Martin, http://redroom.com/member/marianne-k-martin/blog asked me to do the swap again. According to the rules of the hop, I will be answering some questions (the same ones for every other … Continue reading
Perkinson Post: Expunge your Fears – Express your Power!
“If you go into the cave of your fear, you will find your power.” It is a Sufi proverb, I think. For the last several weeks I have been holding free sessions with established writers and ones who want to … Continue reading
Perkinson Post: Free Writing Sessions…Opening the Trap Door and More…
If you are reading this right now, then you are a writer. You belong here…please stay… Here is why: That trap door on top of your head is open and there is a mini-ladder popping out from it. Little itty-bitty … Continue reading
Perkinson Post: Free Writing Sessions…No baggage, I promise
You have to offer something free – always. Except, of course, if you are an airline. Lucky for me, I am not an airline. I am just an old English teacher who knows that a little advice can go a … Continue reading
