War reaches every corner – even the far reaches of Jupiter. The orbital colony station, Jov 1-H, fighting for independence and freedom from Earth, is home to thousands of people. Sixteen-year-old Des […]
Enlisted: Agent O’Neal Saga Book One
Worldbuilding and Logic Rant
This is a ramble that I had late one night on social media. I thought it was interesting and that I should put it here. Rant I write my books in two […]
Motivation vs Discipline
Being a creative, I hear all the time that people aren’t motivated to do artistic endeavors that day. It’s a sad thing as they don’t know the difference between motivation and discipline. […]
Area 51, Projects and Too Many Ideas
As a writer, I am often asked where do I get my ideas from. As you may have read in previous blog posts, I have discussed how I get ideas multiple times, and […]
Dealing with my Idea Cancer
As the title of this post may suggest, I have a problem. It’s a bad problem for an author to have in many ways. As you may know, I have a set […]
New Name: New Design
I am pleased to announce the redesign of the web page with a new name. I am happier with this new design than the last. Not to worry if you have the […]
The O’Neal Saboteur: The O’Neal Trilogy Book 1
I have done it. My latest book has been published. On a Colony orbiting Jupiter, a saboteur is bent on destruction. One young man might be the only person able to save […]
Story Ideas: How to Achieve Gold
You have the basis of a story idea, and now you’re wondering what to do next. Having a thousand good ideas are great and all, but unless you can figure out how […]
Mars, the Red Planet: A Futurist Perspective Part 3
So far, in relation to colonizing Mars, we have talked about getting off the planet and the psychology of the colonists. But to colonize Mars, there are more problems. Many more. Journey […]
Mars, the Red Planet: A Futurist Perspective Part 2
So last time, I talked about the current methods of space travel. There will be future blogs about the problems with NASA and more details on the future methods of space travel. […]
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