Nucleation by Kimberly Unger Overall Thoughts: For a science fiction tale, this book not only impressed me with its use […]
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Lore: The Planet of Elivera
The Planet of Elivera Elivera is a world-build project I have been working on since middle school. Over time, I […]
A Primer on Writing Trans Characters
Introduction A question I’m commonly asked is: how does one write a trans character? I also get asked this question […]
Writing Process: An Update
Update on The Dragios Twins Trilogy Book 1: The Lost Ones A few weeks ago, my editor returned my book […]
Book Review: The Telling
The Telling by Ursula Le Guin Published by Ace Books in 2000. Sutty comes from a tumultuous time in […]
Let Us Go Write! – Choosing a genre
As much as we’d probably not like to admit it, our works will get categorized into genres. Often times people […]
Let us go Write! — Horror Edition
I write speculative fiction, where most of my focus is on science fiction with a dabble of horror. However, my […]
To stand on an alien world
Our eyes can’t see Infrared light, so a world that thrives on IR might look like the above picture to […]
Review: Darkout
As a lover of science fiction, when I saw this video game, I knew I had to try. Your escape […]
Review: Time Travel And Warp Drives
As a science fiction writer, I find examining science’s current stance on futuristic ideas, such as time travel, warp drives, […]
