This old poem is probably the most honest and raw thing I ever wrote. It was a “note to self” kind of thing, never meant to be read by others, written in one of the darkest periods of my life. I am lucky enough to not be in danger of losing touch with my true ..read more

Hey guys! Hope you’re all doing well and keeping up the work on what makes you happy. On my side, things are happening in the background despite my everlong absence from blogging. ? Right now, THE DEEP LINK is featured in a new GIVEAWAY on Prolific Works (formerly Instafreebie) >> so if you don’t have ..read more

It’s been forever and a day since my last blog post, and that’s because life is far grander than these pixels and keeps me thoroughly busy. (I’m also working on a new SF series, sshhh!) However, since I have a great new announcement, I thought it’s time to dust off this here ol’ blog: An ..read more

Hey guys! I’ve been MIA for so long, it feels strangely invigorating to write a new blog post, even if it’s just a brief update. ? I’ve not been engaging much with the online community this year, but not because I’ve turned my back to it, or to writing SF, quite the opposite. I’ve been ..read more

So here’s a bit of a controversial—and, for me, highly charged—topic. Also, hi! *waves* It’s been a while, but I bet you don’t give a rat’s ass as to why I’ve been off this blog, so I’ll just dive right in.   What are you writing for? The general consensus in the indie world is that making a ..read more

The biggest SF trope there is — interstellar transportation — comes in many different forms, each with its own predicaments. The most common of all, are: Wormholes (Stargate) Warp Drives (Star Trek) Hyperdrives (Star Wars) Jump Drives (Battlestar Galactica) and Ark Ships The different principles behind these technologies inevitably presuppose different storyworld designs, as the worlds that would develop these technologies ..read more