Traci Ashbe Dark Epic Fantasy Author

Originally posted on Legends of Windemere: Much of the self-righteous character depends on the landing.  You can have them be a jerk for the entire story and then redeem them with a good ending.  I don’t mean good as in happy, but a well-written one.  There are various ways to go here, but it all…

Sound advice!

Since numbers seem to make a king stronger, I’d bet on the 24. Never knew this was something debated about. Perhaps 12 was more romantic.

Originally posted on Typography: https://www.youtube.com/embed/CSpezB3Ax8M?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent friends and memories gathered like a pocketful of sea shells as one walks the beach reminders placed on a windowsill that bring us back to the beach again and again again and again — Written in Blue Mercury üzerinden

Originally posted on Trent's World (the Blog): Photo by Sue Vincent There was a shimmer of light, a shift of the shadows. The room came into focus. “Blow out the candles, Mikey!” It was Mike’s sixth birthday party.  All of his friends were there.  He knew how it would end up, the disappointment and hurt…

Originally posted on Charmed Chaos: Jessie Tarbox BealsAmerica’s first female photojournalistc. 1904 Making sense of black and white when we fall into the greyUnderstanding where lines lie in this dramatic play Looking through the camera lens with crystal clarityCreating a somber mood with a stark disparity Trying to capture what is real not how they…

Originally posted on Beckie's Mental Mess: ~*~ “I read this particular quote and smile to myself.  Thoughts about how we as individuals create.  Individual ideas, thoughts, colors, words, fabric, and design.  It starts from our heart and soul, then speaks to our minds.  Middleman?  I think the middleman is the fingers that filter all that…

Originally posted on MysticTalesTintin: “There are times when you have to fight for what you value, that is what life is about.” Have you ever wondered if nature speaks to you? Have you ever wanted to seek answers in them? In Kochery C Shibu’s ‘Men and Dreams in the Dhauladhar’, we come across Nanda, an…