Will MacGregor’s Static opens in a run of the mill, dimly lit, futuristic hole-in-the-wall dive and immediately conjured up very fleeting impressions of Johnny Mnemonic meets Enki Bilal’s Immortal Ad Vitam for me. The dialogue and depiction of sights, sounds, and smells makes the scenery and characters leap to life. …
Please join me on tonight’s, April 10th, 2020 at 9:00 PM EST (8:00 PM Central, 7:00 PM Mountain, 6:00 PM Pacific) episode of the Genesis Science Fiction Radio Show. I will be participating in a round table discussion on Coping with COVID as an Independent Creative with the following awesome …
I remember sitting on my geat-uncle’s verandah as a kid, watching Star Trek through the living room’s glass-paned window. I remember the voice of Captain Jean Luc Picard speaking of exploring strange, new worlds and seeking out new civilizations, of boldly going where no one has gone before. Hearing those …
Blogging has not, as some mistakenly argue, gone the way of the dodo. I spent quite a chunk of the last few days mining the internet and perusing some of the most reputable and helpful blogs and what I have learned is that blogging, when done properly, is still a …
Recently, I came across an article declaring that unless you write every day, you’re not a real writer. I’ll tell you right now that I don’t share this article’s sentiment. After all, writing is something you do out of love, not some twisted sense of obligation. Different people have different …
Writers are always working and growing, whether we’re scribbling or not. Whether we’re aware of it, or not.
