His Touch
HIS TOUCH is a large collection of devotional poems that Ruth Linton illustrated with her own black and white sketches. This was published in 1999. Email: ruthlinton2015[at]gmail.comWriter: Ruth Linton
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Ruth Linton
About This Book
HIS TOUCH is a large collection of devotional poems that Ruth Linton illustrated with her own black and white sketches. This was published in 1999.
Email: ruthlinton2015[at]gmail.com
Writer: Ruth Linton
About The Writer
Ruth Linton
RUTH LINTON is a member of the Tauranga Christian Writers Group and the NZ Christian Writers. She helps edit the magazine, The Christian Writer, and has judged the Level Three Competitions for several years. She has completed a course in Proofreading and Editing through the NZ Institute of Business Studies and plans to build up her skills in this area. Ruth’s favourite genre is poetry and she has published two small anthologies. She also enjoys oral language and was a successful member of the On Top Toastmaster’s Club while she lived in Kaitaia. Ruth has two small anthologies of poetry published, and aims to produce a complete compilation of her poetry within the next two years.
Photo: Ruth Linton
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