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You Can’t Take the Sky From Me

Today I’m at Allan Douglas’s blog, The Write Stuff, talking about one of my greatest inspirations for The Backworlds, and one of my all-time favorite space operas. I met Allan awhile ago, and he has been a great supporter and … Continue reading →

Advantages in Creating a Series

  Meet me today at Nick Daw’s Writing Blog. I’m thrilled to be inside Nick’s writing world. The topic is strategies for launching a series. Nick just released The Fesitval on Lyris Five. Congrats to Nick. Friday I visited Misha … Continue reading →

Evolution of Character

Today you’ll find me at Misha Gericke’s My First Book. I can tell you she writes a fabulous story, and is a great crit partner. I look forward to celebrating her future publications. She puts out a fabulous blog, too. … Continue reading →

New Humanity

  Today I’ m at Rachel Morgan’s. The topic is bioenginnering. I’m indebted to Rachel for teaching me the trick about using Powerpoint to create better titles on my book covers. I love how we all share here in the … Continue reading →

The Colonization of Space as I see It

Today I’ m at Rick Gualtieri’s blog, The Poptart Manifesto, discussing the colonization of space. Rick is a prolific author, and a good one. Pop by. :)   Yesterday, I was at Frances Pauli’s Speculative Friction talking about what a … Continue reading →

The Backworlds, Book One of the Space Opera Series

I’m starting off this bash with a post on Frances Pauli’s blog, Speculative Friction. Discussing the space opera today. I met Frances several years ago on Goodreads. Her first book had just come out, Roarke, which is outstanding. She’s been … Continue reading →

Jane Austen in Space

I adore Jane Austen.  An internet search for Jane Austen in space turned up the following gems: Jane Austen: Space Avenger 2588 (BBC3 cut) A comedy piece filmed by Red Blue Green Productions, as if a clip from a TV … Continue reading →

Robots of Brixton

A short film featuring robots. I thought it uber cool. Robots of Brixton from Kibwe Tavares on Vimeo. Brixton has degenerated into a disregarded area inhabited by London’s new robot workforce – robots built and designed to carry out all … Continue reading →

Steam Powered Giraffe, Steampunk Music

Curious to learn more about me? Kela McClelland interviews me on Teardrops on my Book. Ran into this musical group while roaming around the internet.

Author’s Platform and Building a Blog

You might not know it by this blog–my other blog Wistful Nebulae gets a lot more traffic–I have a lot of knowledge when it comes to being a writer and making use of a blog. Why do I have two … Continue reading →