Kim Pearson
Ghostwriter, Editor, Author

Primary Sources

• http://www.primary-sources.com

I am a ghostwriter, editor, author, and the owner of Primary Sources, a writing resource that helps others communicate their stories, histories and ideas. I offer a menu of writing services that help you become the author of books, how-to pamphlets, memoirs or family histories, e-books, magazine and web articles, training manuals, marketing copy, and more.

I am honored to be invited inside your head, and help what's there to come out onto the pages of a professionally written, compelling book or article that will get you noticed.

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  From Pamela Ziemann

  Given on Thu May 8, 2008.

  A 30 minute conversation with Kim helped me clarify my sticking points and move forward with more energy. If you...[more]

  A 30 minute conversation with Kim helped me clarify my sticking points and move forward with more energy. If you need any writing/editing help, she has a lot to offer.   [less]

Kim's blog: Making History: Writing Your Own Story

• Regrets from Long Ago

  Posted Tue, 07 Oct 2008 07:00 GMT by

  One of my friends, who was a die-hard Hillary supporter, complained to me that, although she now supports him, Obama annoys her. "He's not perfect," she asserts angrily.

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• Where were you in 1983?

  Posted Tue, 30 Sep 2008 07:00 GMT by

  Yesterday I was listening to my iPod, swaying in my chair as I typed to songs such as "All Night Long" by Lionel Ritchie, "Beat It" and "Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson, "Down Under" by Men at Work, "Flashdance" by Irene Cara, and "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" by Cyndi Lauper. I felt free and confident and together. Suddenly I realized that all those songs were released around the same time. When I looked them...

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• Old Toys

  Posted Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:00 GMT by

  Here's some history you may not have given much thought to: toys. One of the most popular games of all time was about the world of big business and was introduced during the heart of the Depression: Monopoly. Other classic games introduced long ago but still popular today include Bingo in 1935, Scrabble in1948, and Clue in 1949. Inspired by the post-war baby boom (all those kids have got to do something) the fifties market...

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