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]

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]

My new, FREE fantasy novel Dragonsword is now online! Grab a copy and check it out. If you like it, I hope you’ll be sociable and tell some friends about it too. The book site will tell you more. For now I must be terse, because I’m at [Continue]

Here is some context on a work in progress I'll be blogging about from time to time: Queen Victoria's Transmogrifier, an alternate history and paranormal tale focused on Victorian London in a time/space where magick is real. [Continue]

Here's a look behind the scenes on the development of the Tiptree Award nominated short story "Live Fire" by Deborah Teramis Christian. [Continue]

Lizard Lair updates on work-in-progress Splintegrate, some useful craft tools and sites, and a stellar bookstore. [Continue]

This is the second of a 2-part post about the role cities play in Sa’adani thought and society.  That’s Sa’adani as in the human (but not Earth-human) culture of the eponymous Empire, the backdrop of my science fiction novels. You [Continue]

Science fiction often portrays how people live in the future, but rarely gets into the decisions or urban planning processes that got them to that point. I've had to think about Sa'adani urban planning philosophies lately in order to better [Continue]