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Lorna Meaden and Mark Peters at Red Star
After the Potter’s Council workshop our studio manager Tara Dawley posted her experience on her wordpress. Recently Red Star hosted one of our most informative and enjoyable workshops. Brought t… more →
Red Star Studios
Mood Swings
Valerie Palmer wrote 2 weeks ago: According to a new study, a happy writer is a lousy writer. Mark Peters writes on Good’s site: … more →
Lorna Meaden and Mark Peters at Red Star
redstarstudios wrote 1 month ago: After the Potter’s Council workshop our studio manager Tara Dawley posted her experience on he … more →
Lorna Meaden & Mark Peters at Red Star
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taradawley wrote 1 month ago: Last weekend Red Star hosted one of our most informative and enjoyable workshops. Brought to us by t … more →
October in the Gallery
redstarstudios wrote 2 months ago: In celebration of the Potters Council workshop, at Red Star Studios on October 23rd- 25th, Red Star … more →
Save The Date!
redstarstudios wrote 2 months ago: Visit the Potters Council site to registar, spaces are availible. … more →
What about word whisperers?
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mighty red pen wrote 9 months ago: Check out this little tidbit from Mark Peters of Wordlustitude, “Shhh, I’m Changing Your … more →
When Cupertino strikes
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mighty red pen wrote 9 months ago: Hat tip to Kasey for this little tidbit by Mark Peters on the Cupertino effect, “How Spellchec … more →
Word of the day for Friday, October 24th
Elizabeth Herndon wrote 1 year ago: (From Mark Peters’ article on “nonce” words in Good magazine. Anything I add to th … more →
Word of the day for Wednesday, October 1
Elizabeth Herndon wrote 1 year ago: I love autumn. I live in southern California where the temperature is currently a brisk 99°, so autu … more →
Interview with ESG analyst Mark Peters
Pete Steege wrote 1 year ago: Enterprise Strategy Group’s Mark Peters and I sat down in Minneapolis today and talked shop. … more →
Improving India vs. Abandoning India
rahulbrown wrote 4 years ago: Diplomacy is nice. Courteousness is pleasant. Rules are important. Still, I’m wary of most peo … more →
