T. C. Walters

T.C. Walters grew up in the Northeast and eventually relocated to Seattle in the Pacific Northwest. He started his career as a young limousine driver. Soon he purchased his own limousine, and with it he went from one Seattle hotel to another promoting his service. He met many exceptional people and traveled to many interesting places around Seattle and in Canada. Several months later, he actually had a dream of not only making people laugh, but helping them become clever and creative. So, he started his second career as a small town actor. His company was called the Fantasy Merchants. He had himself and his staff dress up in outrageous costumes and crash into different company meeting rooms. The fact was, the Fantasy Merchants were hired to not only interrupt a business meeting - but - cause the astonished people to laugh a little, and open up their creativity and imagination. This venture evolved into the beginning of a creative lecturing service for a host of businesses. While this phase of his career was going forward, he began writing essays. Ultimately, he went further and started writing his first book, The Ancient Burden of Fear, along with his second novel, The Ancient Burden of Misery.