First up is the next iteration of Moggies- Moggies in Space A Galaxy Fur, Fur Away Click on the cover for the Amazon link! The blurb- Here is yet another collection of tales about space floofs of the feline flavor. … Continue reading
Category Archives: Writing
Plagiarism rears its head once again! A screenwriter has accused the Oscar-nominated film, “The Holdovers,” of plagiarizing a script he wrote more than a decade ago. Simon Stephenson, who has worked on the films “Luca” and “Paddington 2,” outlined his allegations in emails … Continue reading
Raconteur Press has another anthology out- Space Marines III As always, click on the cover for the Amazon link. The blurb- Space Marines combine the confident, tough spirit of the warrior with the fearless, intrepid pursuit of the unknown. We … Continue reading
Or how do we use ‘words’, ‘names’, and other things in our writing… I don’t think any author today goes to the extent J. R. R. Tolkien, HERE. Many authors use ‘unusual’ names, especially in fantasy, space opera, or other genres. … Continue reading
Go read the folks on the sidebar, please. Thank you! … Continue reading
I need a new short story for my collection so I’m doing this one… And yes, I know I said I was done with the Cronins, but this one popped in fully formed, so I’m 2700 words into it in … Continue reading
The End is always nice to write… Finished my little short story that grew into a 37,000 word novella! I hate it when the @#$$% characters won’t shut up and play nice! It’s out to alpha readers now, and it … Continue reading
Welp, ‘final’ checkup for the new eyeballs turns out to be NOT the final checkup. Still having a bit of an issue with the left eye. The back of the retina is ‘lumpy’ so more eyedrops, and no flying for … Continue reading
Still knocking out that random story the good idea fairy and my muse cooked up… Comments appreciated, as always!!! Two days later, the driver eased the limo through the gates of the Sarnov compound and stopped in front of the … Continue reading
NOT what I’m supposed to be writing, but the Muse is on a roll… sigh… Edward Graham looked back at his son Colin and Lisabet Sarnov as he got to the base of the ridge. Tonguing his radio he said, … Continue reading