Medieval Misfits

Visit the days of Old Swashbuckling heroes, brave deeds, daring do, beautiful Heroines. Bold characters saving the day with their wisdom and skill – you won’t find any of that in Medieval Misfits. Tracy Morris takes some bumbling humans with few good looks and fewer skills, puts them into ridiculous situations, stirs them up and gives us an excellent, fun read.

When Tracy S. Morris was four years old, she wrote her first “novel” in crayon on the back of a newspaper and gave it to the post man along with an antique silver dollar so that someone could turn it into a novel. She is still waiting to hear back from her publisher. On a good day, Tracy has photographed two of the Presidents of the United States, taken a hot air balloon ride and met two of her favorite sports legends from separate sports. On a bad day, she’s been dragged behind a speedboat on an icy lake in freezing rain. She’s been a photographer, reporter, writer, fencer, historian, costumer and gardener. She is a black belt in taekwondo, and a self-confessed kamikaze speller. Tracy’s first novel, Tranquility was published in 2005 by Yard Dog Press. It was the runner up for a Darrell Award for Best Midsouth Science Fiction in 2006. Her second novel, Bride of Tranquility was published in 2009. It was a finalist for the Darell Award in 2010. Both books were picked up in eBook format in 2010 by Baen Books.

One of the stories in the collection, "Blame It On The Dragon," was an honorable mention in the Writer's of the Future competition.

A delightful gem of a collection, filled with equal portions of whimsy and belly-laughs. — Laura J. Underwood, author of Ard Magister and The Black Hunter

Morris's Medieval Misfits have a nice twist on traditional fantasy. Think of her characters as Abbott and Costello go medieval. If you are looking for some fun, this is the book for you. — Beverly A. Hale, author of The Essence of Stone

Author appearance, reading and signing set for Con DFW, February 2014. Blog tour for Spring, 2014.