dalton perry

Semi-retired poet who, for a time, wrote sailing, outdoors, and environmental articles published in magazines and newsletters. His debut novel was destroyed by a jealous ex-wife wielding a commercial shredder. Current focus is on short stories and general fiction. Nostalgic for plattens, blue pencils, and the elegance of submitting work by SASE. Worked for Caltech for thirty-five years. He is haplessly and hopelessly married, totally in love, rather reclusive, and very much content. Content with a landline to help locate his cell phone (when the battery is charged). Enjoy his blog posts; they might be fun, or not, but there are things in them. Consider subscribing to: torncorners.com. Comment if you dare.