Traci Ashbe Dark Epic Fantasy Author

Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis: Of all the learned professions, literature is the most poorly paid. —Dr. Edward Eggleston, 1890 Lately, I have taken to answer publishing-related questions on Quora. Yesterday, I came across someone who asked, What percentage of novelists earn a living wage (i.e. $40,000-$50,000 a year)? After a little research, I…

Originally posted on France & Vincent: Isaz * … Merlin’s bonds were loosed and he was told that if he explained his laughter in the city streets he would be free to return to the forests of Caledonia. * “The door-keeper was dressed poorly and beseeched the passers-by for money to buy clothes, yet buried…

Originally posted on Charmed Chaos: ©2019 Willow Willers holding a flower~on my hands, an ancient songsacred melody Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Challenge: #161 photo prompt

I become?” It’s Rick in Casablanca. Source: Further Reflections on the Mirror Moment

Originally posted on Fiction Favorites: “Okay, Ladies. Time to go out.” “It’s raining out there.” “I just hate the rain, Lucy.” “I know how you feel. The boss is not moving, though.” “Which way you going?” “Not sure, Little One. The rain seems to be coming down everywhere.” “Oh, this is great. We have a…

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Originally posted on Books and Such: Gregory and his little sister Imogen love spending Halloween with their parents. But this year is different. If he proves he can take care of Imogen all by himself, he’ll finally have the allowance he’s dreamed of. That was before the basement door opened on its own. Before the…

Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis: Dusty Old Thing recently published an article by Rose Heichelbech about The Fierce Female Librarians Who Delivered Books On Horseback During The Great Depression. While everyone’s heard of the Pony Express, this is a rarely-told story. If like me, you’d never heard it, here you are! The New Deal’s Book…