Friday I am accompanying John Dalmas to Washington State to attend Radcon (sort of a last minute thing for me.) They’re keeping me busy there too. Here’s what my schedule’s like: Sat 12:00-1:00 Climate Change in the 21st Century Sat Read more…
Or, maybe, a long article on world-building relating back to the Apotheosis Trilogy. This comes right on the heels of a rather nice review they did on Messiah: A well-balanced blend of space opera elements, especially large-scale concepts; never a Read more…
First off, Audible has Messiah back up with the complete audio, yay! Second, I have a guest blog post up at Buried Under Books, wherin I try to tell the truth about lying. I’ve also added to the review pages Read more…
UPDATE: Seems to be an issue with the audio book, Audible seems to have not put the second half of it on-line yet. I’ll let you know when that’s fixed. UPDATE #2: As of Feb 4, the book is still Read more…
Actually, this, the final book in the Apotheosis Trilogy is here: Not this:
The more I think of it, the more I think that the premise of that post is based on the way we’ve stupidly defined politics in the US. We have just the two buckets labeled “left” and “right” and every Read more…
That’s the question asked here. In the last few years, I’ve noticed more and more that science fiction has taken a bit of a turn to the right. I’ve also seen more than a few reviews lambasting those authors for Read more…
Patrick Hester and John DeNardo grill me on the 25th episode of the SF Signal podcast. You should check it out.
I had really nice comment today on my latest blog post: “With your ability, certainly you have learned praises before but I just want to involve to the many who have thanked you for what you’ve attained. Your work are Read more…
Over at Book Chick City I’m being featured in their series “Where Stories Are Made,” where authors get to do a mini photo-essay about the environment where they actually do their writing. So you all can get to see the Read more…