The present is a direct consequence of the past, just as the future is a direct consequence of now. Science Fiction writers often extrapolate
In mid-October, I finished a Military Science Fiction short story called “Blades of a Dying Sun.” While technically MilSF, containing requisite discussions of technology and
Hypersleep Nightmares is now available! This Science Fiction Horror anthology includes nine spinetingling tales, including my Moon Horror short story, “The Long-Unburied Dead.” One of my
Night Shadows, a four-story Urban Fantasy short story collection, is now available, just in time for spooky season. This collection leans toward the darker, grittier
While working on closing out my other pen names, I’m also spending some time developing and writing stories for this one. One of the projects
My short story “A Good Demon Hunter Is Hard to Find” was selected as a finalist in the 2025 Baen Fantasy Adventure Award. Winners will
A while back, I stumbled across a recommendation for Ascending by Meg Pechenick, the first of two books in her Vardeshi Saga. In the recommendation,
I promised myself that I would not write any posts just for writers. My target audience is readers, after all, not other writers. But I
Note: Originally published on Substack with the subtitle, “The war between self- and societal responsibility.” Sometime in the late ‘80s or early ‘90s, a middle