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Release date and food aid donations
So, as we prepare to share this story again, we’re doing something different.
From this point forward, 10% of everything we earn, after costs, will be donated to the UN World Food Programme.
Your purchase won’t just support independent authors—it’ll help provide food and aid to people in conflict zones around the world. It’s one small way we can turn stories into action.
Hope is coming! Again
Hope is set in a fractured world struggling to recover after a devastating war. It follows our main character, Jayne, written in the first-person present tense, while the other points of view are in third-person past tense. The reason it was written like this was to provide a stark contrast between Jayne and the other characters. It also allows the reader to become personally invested in Jayne as a person from the age of seven to seventeen.
2025: Easter update
I spent the last few days writing and editing a chapter with my MC. It’s written as close POV where he is in full rage and fighting another character. It’s not blow-by-blow or gory, but certainly something that is impactful. Here is a snippet of the WIP chapter.
Almost a cult classic - Moon 44 (1990)
Moon 44 is what happens when you blend Aliens, Top Gun, and Blade Runner in a blender, forget the lid, and call the mess "gritty sci-fi."
Almost a cult classic - Outland (1981)
What can older stories tell us about modern storytelling?
Let’s look at the 1981 classic movie, Outland, and compare it to what it could have been.
Surviving 3 Weekends of Rollercoaster
A hospital visit, two full days of a writers convention and weeks of pain
Breaking Free from Comfort:
I had planned to have Book 1 of the Burn the Sky duology out this month, but my mind has been buzzing with excitement for the next trilogy. A few new ideas have taken hold, and shifting between the creative flow of drafting and the critical focus of editing has been more difficult than I expected. On top of that, balancing writing with being a stay-at-home parent, handyman/renovator, and taking care of a toddler means I only get about three real workdays a week
The Evil Megacorp
Monolithic entities serve as villains that embody greed, unchecked power, and the dehumanising effects of capitalism gone awry. But why has this trope endured for so long, and what does it say about society's relationship with corporations?
The Dystopian Surveillance State: A Mirror of Humanity’s Fears
Few science fiction tropes resonate as powerfully as the dystopian surveillance state, its oppressive atmosphere thick with the sounds of unseen drones and the ever-present weight of unseen eyes, leaving a lasting sense of dread.
The Failed Utopia: Why Humanity Rejects Perfection
Utopia is an alluring concept. Imagine a world without hunger, war, or suffering—a society where everyone thrives, creativity flourishes, and technological wonders make life easier.
Beneath this dream lies an uneasy truth…
Blog Post One
It all begins with an idea.
Time travel is one of the most fascinating and challenging elements to write in fiction. It opens up endless possibilities for plot twists, character arcs, and thematic depth but also presents a labyrinth of potential pitfalls.