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Primal Screen
The Silent Eye Somewhere in the frontal cortex of our brains there’s a very special junction – a place where we learned to do something truly different with our minds… Let’s call it the Primal Screen… Our spines can be considered the highway of our historical evolution: the inherited paths of form and energy that…
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7 Tips to Surviving a Busy Summer
Originally posted on Legends of Windemere: For many people, the summer isn’t any different than the rest of the year. It can actually be busier and more chaotic. Kids are at camp, the heat can be rough, ice cream men prowl the streets at 9 PM, and you only get glimpses of the outside world…
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15 Word Story – Marrow
Originally posted on Jessica Bakkers: Gentle curving plains. Deep hypnotising hollows. His skull is smooth and warm beneath my fingers.
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To Be Loved
Originally posted on The PBS Blog: Every living thing wants to be loved We need it like the lyrics in our throats when the beat drops on our favorite song like the natural way our bones jump and our legs twitch and our hands move about and we dance Every living thing needs to be…
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Calling #Horror, #Thriller, and #Paranormal #IndieAuthors for #BadMoonRising
Originally posted on Books and Such: For the month of October, Books & Such will again be featuring Bad Moon Rising! If you’re an indie author of horror, thriller, or paranormal books and would like to be featured, send me your info. Free publicity, book sales (hopefully!), new authors to follow, and more books added…
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Your Work Matters, Even When It Feels Like No One’s Reading It
Originally posted on Meg Dowell Writes: If no one ever read your work, would you keep writing anyway? I addressed this question years ago when Novelty Revisions was still, technically, new and figuring things out. The consensus in the comments was that most people would continue to write without any hope of an audience, but…
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Traci Ashbe Dark Epic Fantasy Author 