LUMINARIES - A Mystical Journey

I believe that “Luminaries” expresses positive thought principles in a very creative and succinct way that will illuminate the hearts and imaginations of children and adults alike everywhere. “Luminaries” focuses on the need for spirituality in everyday life as a means to grow, learn and make positive changes in the world. “Luminaries” supports the position of the importance, usefulness and proof that prayer, meditation, positive thoughts and teamwork bring about positive changes. Intuition, forgiveness, love, faith and hope all play an integral part in bringing about these positive changes in the world for all sentient beings. “Luminaries” - The narrative has a string that ties all three stories together. Story #1 – “The Battle between the Star Signs and the Kaptorvatons” Story #2 – “Traveling with Francine and the Fireflies” Story #3 – “The Enchanted World of Uniland” Story #1 is a tale about power struggles between good and evil. Aliens are working together with corrupted humans to conquer and destroy earth’s resources and the human spirit. Members of the zodiac and arch angels ultimately save the day. Story #2 follows the adventures of two fireflies who befriend a faerie and show how friendship and understanding can overcome all obstacles. The story culminates with friendly time traveler visitors bringing a message of love and hope to all sentient beings. Story #3 is about two children who discover a talking unicorn. The authorities swoop down and capture her; but, she is eventually rescued by the children’s Uncle Clyde who is a geological surveyor and horse whisperer. In return, the unicorn, Kira, allows them to see a perfect Utopia - her home - Uniland. She then entrusts them with one hundred magical crystals to bring about the harmonization of earth.

Tracy Simpson was born and raised in Austin, Texas. She received an Associate of Arts Degree in Radio-TV-Film from Austin Community College and completed two one-year writing programs at the Long Ridge Writers’ Group and the Institute of Children’s Literature in West Redding, Connecticut. She worked as an actress in Texas for ten years. Tracy also worked as a production assistant, stand-in, and voice-over artist in film, television, commercials, and public service announcements. She was also a print and runway model. In addition, she made several vocal performances in and around the Austin area. Tracy writes children’s stories, poetry, screenplays, and songs.