Someone once asked me,  "What are the absolutes of good writing?"

I answered:

Good writing must make linguistic sense. It must intrigue, engage, be coherent, inspire, delight, awaken images in one’s mind and sometimes, in one’s heart and soul, and be based on a solid premise.

My writing and editing are driven by those elements. Whether writing short stories such as White Blanket Time, A Natural Retribution, or essays such as Setting Personal Boundaries, or poetry such as A Wimmin's Sowing Circle, all are measured by the above and also subjected to my ultimate litmus test: does it sound good when read aloud? If not, it is not done!

Please use the links above to learn more about my book, WindWords of Wyoming: brief essays on Nature, Spirituality,People & Pets; my upcoming book, Prairie Child, and the other "hats" I wear, that of Editor and the purply-feathered hat I wear as a Jewellery Designer.

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