The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and My Novel MAINLINE
Forget the English version of this flick: Noomi Rapace in the original is the bomb, and a double for Reva, my assassin protagonist in Mainline. [Continue]
Forget the English version of this flick: Noomi Rapace in the original is the bomb, and a double for Reva, my assassin protagonist in Mainline. [Continue]
Stargate Universe blends wonder, science and the nearly mystical unknown with great storytelling. Worth watching even though the series is done. [Continue]
Scientists haven't perfected jet packs yet for personal flight, but they once offered the concept to the military. Meet the Grasshopper, the jet pack the Army could have developed in 1958. [Continue]
Here we go again: another asteroid passing very close to earth. This one, YU55, is set to shoot past Earth and Moon on 11/8/11. Don't worry, though: we're not imitating a disaster movie this time around. [Continue]
My short story interests were shaped by authors like Robert Heinlein and many others. Now I'm making my short fiction available to readers. [Continue]
Here's a tale of a vengeful ghost. The story is one of many that will be in Sa'adani Tales, a folklore collection from my fictional worlds. [Continue]
I've written some folklore for my fictional worlds, and decided to expand this into a book. "Sa'adani Tales" is the collection name. Soon I'll be seeking crowdfunding support for this project. [Continue]
Free will versus predestination: what if there's a plan, and there are entities here to keep you on track with it? [Continue]
I ran into a snarl with Splintegrate regarding the timing of some events. In sorting this out it became clear that I needed to work out more details about the cloning process used in the Sa’adani Empire, which is referenced in the novel. I [Continue]
There's a new hypothesis that the earth once had two moons. It accounts for weirdness with the moon's formation, and inspires stories too. [Continue]