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I’ve got some big news I’ve been waiting to share: my science fiction film THE XENOPHOBES is going to be available for rental on Amazon Prime Video starting March 6th.
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Thanks to You—We’ve Hit 300 Episodes!
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Film previewing in Manhattan Kansas By working with director Hal Dace and Epistrophy Pictures, I have got my second IMDB credit and I’m super happy!
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I write novels and short stories.
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I bought my EV in 2018 and it was a STEAL at $9,500 for a two-year-old car under warranty with 18,000 miles.
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Those podcasts you listen to?
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Dear reader, I know you’ve missed me.
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Figure from a Visual Capitalist article Kartar’s being tailed by a very large Russian.
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Podcasting to Radio is like Tivo to being stuck in the 1970s with big three TV networks.
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The writing of Agile Grande continues.
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Chapter one is up for free on Leanpub.
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Do you find thrillers, well thrilling?
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You love science fiction… Every time the FOX movies logo hits the screen a small part of you always believes it’s Star Wars coming up next, and that small part is secretly disappointed whenever it’s not.
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Don’t waste your commute time on dull matters!
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Kartar Patel . . . a savvy project manager who is determined, disciplined, and and above all, handsome.
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Out for a walk inside an asteroid ship.
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Miss Wisenheimer and the Aliens has a short film, a jazzy apertiv to the feature length movie.
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Zipporah’s Cult Yes, a TV interview!
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August 10, 10,000BCE the inventor of the wheel was found dead.
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As a fan and author of science fiction, I take my genre seriously as a wine snob would choosing which red to drink with dinner.
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Caveman Noir is true to the noir genre with its cast of the Eldest’s daughter Zarina forced to be a PI or be banished, the inventor of the wheel who was savagely murdered, and Maru, an unlikeable man from the neighboring tribe with whom Zarina must cooper…
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Everybody loves The Office TV series.
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You remember how your mother kept saying that, “anything is possible,” that, “if you work hard you can achieve anything.”
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Zipporah, the spitfire cult leader all of us wish we had growing up.
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Henry Babbage:Galactic Ranger, hermit, and genius.
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I don’t know whether to blame it all on love trouble or music trouble, but it certainly was trouble that happened on the outskirts of Saturn’s belt.
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AGILE NOIR (English Edition) As I finish work on Agile Noir, a dramatic business novel which is not only enjoyable to read but teaches you about Agile software development, I want to show you the novel’s great book covers.
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January 2011 Digest Robots and science-fiction are a popular trend these days, especially following films like Star Wars.
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Argosy Magazine Argosy Magazine is coming back to the world as an ebook.
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Pirates versus Ninjas is cute, kitsch, and if your girl/guy is dressed as a pirate, that’s an added bonus.
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Yes, it’s almost the end of summer.
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A few novelette publications later, a friend refused to read and write a review for Bit Storm because he thought the Amazon marketing blurb was lame.
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Dear reader, if you haven’t rushed out to get your copy of Memory’s Victims, this article is for you.
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Have you ever had someone tell you “if you don’t like it here, then leave.”
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Did you enjoy the 2009 Star Trek movie where JJ Abrams made his mark?
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Save a world from awful naming!
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Imagine your worst day so we can compare notes with Akiya, the main character in Caveman Funk.
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Slodive, a popular graphic and web design site did a feature on Fauji M.
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You remember those Duke boys?
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I’ve been accused of being unsavory or even outright bad, but also I’ve been accused of being a great citizen.
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Awards.
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Daily Science Fiction started less than a year ago and has developed into a powerhouse of science fiction by pleasing it’s readership with new stories everyday, and they did it without disturbing trees.
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’09 Star Trek 11 Hal and I were talking science fiction over beers one night, and for some reason Hal started listing a number of well thought out reasons why I shouldn’t have enjoyed the latest Trek.
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Books have been around for a long while.
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In 1989 I read my first cyberpunk novel, William Gibson’s Mona Lisa Overdrive.
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The real life situation was cliche enough for a movie (I’ll talk about the movie later): An actor who played in cowboy movies was president of the US and was insinuating that the next toughest country was evil.
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It was 2009 (late) before I started watching the animated series Star Wars Clone Wars.
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The advent of the Internet has increased the rate of information flow.
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Sometimes a writer’s day job can really help him write.
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As a writer, I spend a lot of time explaining things.