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Sara A. Noë

I'm an award-winning fantasy author, artist, and photographer from La Porte, Indiana. My poetry, short fiction, and memoir works have been featured in various anthologies and journals since 2005, and several of my poems are available in the Indiana Poetry Archives. The first three novels in my Chronicles of Avilésor: War of the Realms series have received awards from Literary Titan.



After some time working as a freelance writer, I was shocked by how many website articles are actually written by paid "ghost writers" but published under the byline of a different author. It was a jolt seeing my articles presented as if they were written by a high-profile CEO or an industry expert with decades of experience. I'll be honest; it felt slimy and dishonest. I had none of the credentials readers assumed the author of the article actually had. Ghost writing is a perfectly legal, astonishingly common practice, and now, AI has entered the playing field to further muddy the waters. It's hard to trust who (or what) actually wrote the content you'll read online these days.



That's not the case here at On The Cobblestone Road. I do not and never will pay a ghost writer, then slap my name on their work as if I'd written it. This website is 100% authentic. No outsourcing. No ghost writing. No AI-generated content. It's just me... as it should be.



If you would like to support my work, check out the Support The Creator page for more information. Thank you for finding my website! 🖤
April 24, 2017December 29, 2017Memoir

Glory of the Snow (Sandcastle 4.15)

It’s not enough. There is nothing in this world I could give you to fill the abyss of your suffering. It’s like trying to fill a hole to the center of the earth….

March 26, 2017March 27, 2018Flash Fiction & Short Stories

Reality Check

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to meet the character you’d created in a story? Addie is about to find out.

March 8, 2017December 29, 2017Poetry

Celestial Alphabet (Sandcastle 3.14)

Ancient river curls like a snake unfurling in the morning sun. The fallen angel kneels in silt and strokes quilted reflections….

February 23, 2017November 17, 2020On the Topic of Writing, Publishing & Marketing, Top Posts

The Red Pen: My Experience With the Inkwell Council

I have to say the hardest part of writing a novel is not, actually, writing your novel. It’s editing it.

February 10, 2017November 17, 2020Flash Fiction & Short Stories

The Real Reason Moths Are Drawn To Flames (Sandcastle 4.16)

I dwell in the dark. Art is for admiration; no one cares for a blank canvas.

January 26, 2017December 29, 2017On the Topic of Writing

Why Is Depression So Prominent Among Artists?

I am in no way implying that depression is necessary or encouraged in any way….

January 11, 2017November 8, 2017Poetry

The Road Ne’er Traveled

A wood of gold where winds whisper tales ne’er told of young and old. I stand alone. A fork has stopped my wandering feet….

December 26, 2016November 8, 2017Flash Fiction & Short Stories, Memoir

The Horse Who Lost His Horseshoe

This was the very first “book” I ever wrote, published in my first grade enrichment class. Allow me to introduce you to Spotty….

December 11, 2016February 16, 2022On the Topic of Writing

Writing Advice: You Have To Jump If You Want To Succeed

Writing is a solitary endeavor. That makes the decision to publish all the more daunting.

November 10, 2016November 17, 2020Art & Photography, Memoir

Lenses (Sandcastle 4.14)

Sometimes, while seeking the panoramas, we forget to use the macro lens and photograph the little things right in front of us.

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