My dystopian horror / medical thriller Food on Their Table drops tomorrow at my Patreon. This is a great way to get a deal on my story! On Kindle I’m charge $2.99, which is required for the Storyteller contest. But you can get it for as low as a dollar if you support my […]
Read More Dropping Tomorrow at My Patreon: Food on Their TableHello all! Just letting you all know that Wyrd West Chronicles #2 drops tomorrow at my Patreon. If you haven’t supported my Patreon yet, why not? I’m charging by project so you only support the projects you want to support, and I give you lots of notice of what that’s going to be ahead of […]
Read More Dropping Tomorrow at My Patreon: Vice & VirtueFood on Their Table (Dystopian Horror / Medical Thriller) The Habitat is the last bastion of humanity in a world destroyed by war and climate change. All aspects of life are tightly stratified and controlled, from what people read to what they eat. Every human being is also a resource, assigned to tasks that best […]
Read More Two New Releases!Pleased to appear in Renee Scattergood’s Author Spotlight! You can read the full article here. (Hint: there’s a character interview with Graeme Walsh, and he reveals a bit more about his world than you’ve seen in either one of the books yet.) Read the full article at Renee Scattergood’s blog. The Wyrd West Chronicles are […]
Read More Author Spotlight: Showdown by Diane MorrisonAck! I see that I have mistakenly uploaded the backup file when I went to pre-order, so if you buy Vice & Virtue right now, you will end up with half a book! I submitted the changes, and it already says it’s publishing, so give it a few hours and I’m sure it will all […]
Read More Vice & Virtue is Live, but Don’t Buy it Yet!Haven’t read Wyrd West Chronicles #1 yet? You can get it for free for signing up to my newsletter! Just follow the link below!
Read More Vice & Virtue Book Trailer!By Sam Reader The term “space opera” conjures grand vistas, massive spaceships, multi-threaded plots of romance and intrigue, dashing protagonists, and dastardly villains, evoking all the grandiosity of an opera and the hallmarks of the best imaginative science fiction. But while all this is true, operas rarely come in a single flavor. There are gothic horror operas, romantic […]
Read More 6 Space Operas That Explore the Comedic Side of the CosmosI won’t pretend that the technology in The Guns Above was easy to imagine. I spent months working out the details and checking them against real-world analogues. A thousand cool and exciting ideas were cut down in their prime, excised by the cruel blade of reality, because I wanted tech that would pass the test […]
Read More “The Guns Above” Author Robyn Bennis on Imagined TechnologyBy Lewis Darnell As an astrobiologist I spend a lot of my time working in the lab with samples from some of the most extreme places on Earth, investigating how life might survive on other worlds in our solar system and what signs of their existence we could detect. If there is biology beyond the […]
Read More Why Would Aliens Even Bother with Earth?Sometimes in my stories, a space ship *does* blow up on page three. But even then, my work always has something deeper to say, and I find the dismissal irritating. Every science fiction writer has something that drives him or her. For many if not most writers this is the need to pen a […]
Read More A Space Ship Does Not Blow Up on Page Three
