Monthly Archives: January 2012

The Legend of Dixie Dandelion

Posted on January 28, 2012 by truthsbyruth

My fire-fighting friend, Gypsy Jan posted this picture on her blog,  (Jan Morrill’s Thoughts Over Coffee. blogspot.com.)  It was inspired from a real-life experience that hit close to home for Dixie.Over 150 years ago, Dixie Dandelion fought a similar battle.  Here … Continue reading →

Posted in Dixie Dandelion, Jackson McCullough, Jan Morrill, R.H.Burkett, Ruth Burkett Weeks | 10 Comments

THE ROOK AND THE RAVEN—-If you dare.

Posted on January 15, 2012 by truthsbyruth

Yesterday I showed a friend the cover of my paranormal romance, The Rook and the Raven due for release February 8, as an e-book by The Wild Rose Press. She took one look and said, “What is a Rook?” “Who … Continue reading →

Posted in ghosts, paranormal, R.H.Burkett, Ruth Burkett Weeks, shape-shifters, The Rook and The Raven, The Wild Rose Press, zombies | 8 Comments

Booger County Twilight Zone

Posted on January 7, 2012 by truthsbyruth

My writing sister and close freind, Jan Morrill challenges us every week to “show not tell” with a writing prompt on her blog, Jan Morrill’s Thoughts Over Coffee. blogspot.com..  This week’s test comes from this picture.  Too long to put … Continue reading →

Posted in Jan Morrill, R.H.Burkett, Rod Serliing, Ruth Burkett Weeks, Twilight Zone, UFO | 9 Comments

Interview with Claire Croxton

Posted on January 5, 2012 by truthsbyruth

Claire Croxton is a fresh new voice in the often predictable ho-hum world of romance writing. Witty, touching, and humorous, Claire’s first novel, Redneck Ex will be released January 20th from The Wild Rose Press.  Place your order now on … Continue reading →

Posted in Pam Foster, R.H.Burkett, Redneck Ex, Ruth Burkett Weeks, snark, The Wild Rose Press, Velda Brotherton | 11 Comments

2012— WHAT DO YOU WANT?

Posted on January 1, 2012 by truthsbyruth

Okay, so here it is, New Year’s Eve. I’m spending it with a favorite friend of mine, Captain Morgan and waxing philosophical. I’ve been fighting depression for weeks.  I ask myself, why?  I think I’ve figured it out.  I’m tired … Continue reading →

Posted in New Year, R.H.Burkett, Ruth Burkett Weeks | 14 Comments