Worlds Under Construction

So, there’s a whole scene arguing about whether first person point-of-view or third person is the “correct” or better way to write a novel, including readers who refuse to read… one or the other, I don’t know.

I recently learned the term “fair play mystery.”

I’ve mentioned before that I’m not into AI.

The big news I’ve been alluding to is that The Cloak and Its Wizard is getting included in a special Storybundle of books.

I mentioned in a previous post that some aliens I’ve written bear a superficial resemblance to the Eridians from Project Hail Mary.

I’ve encountered everything from the shortest of flash (check out this mastodon account!)

It took me a while to get around to reading Project Hail Mary, by Andy Weir.

I’ve talked a bit about how the Tetrive, our friendly not-local benevolent hive mind, would work physically, in terms of how they connect to each other.

Permit me to regale you with my very niche pet peeve: circular, two-dimensional wormhole entrances in science fiction.

Last time, I showed an old doodle with the tree of life for Tetrat, the home planet for our friendly hive mind.

Publisher’s Weekly recently produced an article in which the Author’s Guild notes decreasing writer income and, somehow, concludes that the reason for this decline is… libraries?

I’m not a big fan of horror.