Tracie Nichols

Tracie Nichols, MA is a Transformative Language Artist writing poetry and facilitating writing experiences from under two old Sycamore trees in southeastern Pennsylvania. She is the Co-founder of two writing groups, as well as an ex officio board member and the current managing director for the Transformative Language Arts Network.

Putting her master’s degree in Transformative Learning and Change to good use over the past two decades, Tracie designed and facilitated virtual and in-person creative learning experiences on a truly wide range of topics. 

Tracie's poetry has appeared in Rogue Agent, Text Power Telling, and kerning: a space for words as well as the Moonstone Press anthology The Weight of Motherhood.

Suprina Frazier

Suprina loves words and numbers equally. She has a Masters’ degree in Tax Accounting, a wealth of HR/Payroll experience, and has published numerous articles, short stories, and romance novels. Although an avid reader since the age of three, she didn’t get into writing until faced with a life-altering illness. Through that illness, she learned how words could not only change and transform her own life, but also the lives of others. Accounting taught her that there’s a story behind every number on a financial statement – those stories are sometimes mundane, other times utterly fascinating. She’s thrilled to have found the TLA Network and been given the opportunity to do more of what she loves.