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Things have been very busy. Writing the new hard science fiction story again and will likely double my daily writing output soon. Also: the final editing pass of the military science fiction story is drawing to a close, although I am … Continue reading →

Annihilation, by Jeff VanderMeer. The premise: on an Earth much like our own, a foreign presense bleeds through the local fabric of reality, creating the mysterious Area X. Government expeditions sent inside of its boundary find a land reclaimed by … Continue reading →

Writing the new fantasy story again, which is coming along well. This one is quite different. Editing of the military science fiction novel is still progressing for its release next month, and work on the cover proceeds. Will be switching … Continue reading →

The Last Unicorn, by Peter S. Beagle This book is set in a magical past almost forgotten by its own people. Within an untouched lilac wood far off the beaten path, a lone unicorn lives its days in immortal certainty … Continue reading →

Making some changes to the back half of the new science fiction story, which is moving into more action and intrigue. Editing of the military science fiction story to be released late May is now halfway complete. Also: editing of … Continue reading →

The World of Ice and Fire, by George R.R Martin, Elio Garcia, and Linda Antonsson. The premise: a learned historian has decided to write a full accounting of Westeros history from the earliest known records of the Dawn Age to … Continue reading →

Starting to find a groove again writing the new science fiction story, which is about halfway finished. Editing of the military science fiction story is going well, but the narrative is complex and there is a solid amount of work … Continue reading →

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams This book is a classic. First in a series, but more than satisfying enough to read on its own, it tells the story of one Arthur Dent, a delightfully ho hum everyman living … Continue reading →

The Last Kingdom, by Bernard Cornwell. The premise: in a dark ages, divided England, a young English boy is second in line to inherit his family’s Kingdom after his father Uhtred and his older brother Uhtred. But life is hard, harsh, … Continue reading →