Traci L. Slatton

Bantam, 2008.

Traci L. Slatton's debut novel, blending alchemy and the supernatural in an historical novel that sweeps a mysterious young orphan from Renaissance Florence across nearly two hundred tumultuous years, during which he encounters some of the foremost artists and thinkers of the age - and will ultimately discover how truly exceptional he is.

THIS NOVEL HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN SPAIN, RUSSIA, AND POLAND! IT WILL SOON BE OUT IN GREECE, SERBIA, BRAZIL and FRANCE!

A.R.E. Press, September, 2005.

An exploration of the understanding of nature and spirituality that links the scientific with the metaphysic. An examination of the Akashic Records, quantum physics and the Edgar Cayce Readings.
Science and spirit meet in human consciousness through subtle yet deep perception and feeling. This work explains the latest scientific findings and how they affect our lives and consciousness. The author shows how all life can appear so separate and yet be one, like the morphic fields and quantum domain which permeate everything. We live and have our being within the whole, making our journey interconnected with the rest of life.

Selected Short Stories

• "Willing," The Chrysalis Reader, Spring, 2004.
• "Suzy 2000," The Lullwater Review, Emory University, Spring, 2002.
• "Sorrel Moon," Red Wheelbarrow, De Anza College, Cupertino, California, Volume 5: 2004.

Selected Poems

• "Deconstructing the Astrology of Love," The Mountain Astrologer, October/November 1999.
• "Atzilut & Asiyah," Oregon East, Eastern Oregon University, Volume XXXI, Fall, 2000.
• "My Daddy's Thumb," Lumina, Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, Volume VI, Fall, 2000.
• "Cathedral," Karamu, Eastern Illinois University, Volume XVII, No. 2, Spring, 2001.
• "One Weekend in the Astral Plane," Poem/Memoir/Story, University of Alabama at Birmingham, No. 1, Spring, 2001.
• "The Eclectic Agnostic" and "Artist," Licking River Review, Northern Kentucky University, Volume 32, Spring, 2001.
• "Virgin," Fox Cry Review, University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley, Volume 27, Fall, 2001.
• "Oracle," Confluence, Ohio Valley Literary Group, Volume 12, Fall, 2001.
• "Pagan," Eclipse, Glendale Community College, Spring, 2002.
• "The Cathedral at Cologne," Wind, Issue 86, Winter, 2001-2002.
• "Bathsheba," Pennsylvania English, Pennsylvania College English Association, Fall, 2003.
• "Free Verse Letter to My Ex" and "Taxi Driver," Eureka Literary Magazine, Eureka College, Spring, 2004.
• "Stories for Vladimir" and "My Children's Arms," Limestone, University of Kentucky, Fall, 2003.
• "The Kama Sutra/Torah," The South Carolina Review, Clemson University, Volume 37, Number 2, Spring, 2005.
• "In Italy, Mannequins Have Nipples," Sulphur River Literary Review, Volume XXI, No. 2, Fall, 2005.
• "Spirit Houses," Riversedge, University of Texas, Volume XVIII, No. 1.