This is the poem Asanas by author and poet Traci L. Slatton. Traci L. Slatton is the author of several novels, including Immortal, Broken, The Year of Loving, and Fallen. Her poetry book is titled "Dancing in the Tabernacle."
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writing Novelist Traci L. Slatton reviews the film Colette (2018) starring Kiera Knightly. This is a film about a woman owning her own voice.
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Sabin Howard sculpture vulnerability WW1 Memorial Author Traci L. Slatton writes about how The New Yorker misquoted her husband sculptor Sabin Howard, creating a factual error. Dedicated to all the women whose ideas have been misattributed to a man and who were told to leave it be and not to rock the boat.
5 star review authors book promotion book reviews excellence happiness independent publishing literature love marriage romantic fiction vulnerability wholeness writing Glowing reviews of Traci L. Slatton's heartfelt novel THE YEAR OF LOVING, a story about a woman in a love triangle with an older man and a younger man.
art authors book promotion gratitude happiness hard work independent publishing literature love marriage parental alienation real friends redemption writing Announcing THE YEAR OF LOVING. I am delighted to announce the forthcoming publication of THE YEAR OF LOVING. Art gallerist Sarah Paige’s world is crumbling.
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After Series art authors book promotion book reviews excellence happiness independent publishing literature writing Parvati Press is pleased to announce BLOOD SKY has been recognized as a finalist in the 18th annual Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards.
5 star review art authors book promotion book reviews gratitude independent publishing literature review FOREWORD REVIEWS book review of BROKEN in the forthcoming Sci Fi/Fantasy issue, which ships in February to B&N newsstands. The review is beautiful.
Things were bad in Occupied Paris and getting worse. Then the first draft was done. I'm nerved up when I finish the first draft of a novel. I'm wired.
Reviewer Katie French of Underground Book Reviews sent a list of questions for a blog interview. One question was what I thought about sex in literature.
Meeting Tom Wolfe. The Newington-Cropsey Cultural Center Foundation held its annual award dinner last night.
IMMORTAL in Brazil. The good folks at Bertrand Brasil sent me the cover to their forthcoming edition of IMMORTAL, based on a painting of Leonardo da Vinci.
Social Questions. What does it take to create a truly equal society based on the merit of the individual, without regard to race, gender, sexual preference, or religion?
TOOTSIE and what a novelist wants. "I don't want a full house at the Winter Garden. I want people who just came out of the worst rainstorm in history."
Buddha erred, why Writer's colonies are mistakes, and Maya Angelou. Maya Angelou's work makes my soul sing. I put her in the same literary category as Yeats
Anticipation. Today is the day: IMMORTAL is being released. It's out on shelves in bookstores.
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spiritual teachings writing Welcome! This is the inaugural entry of my author blog, In the mouth of the serpent. This blog will consist of my ramblings, rantings, opinions, and hopes.
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