Breaking the Knot: DARK at Time's End
Episode by episode, we crawl along Dark's turns and intersections, marveling at how the timelines criss and cross, its characters weaving among one another, tied in unknowable ways.
A.R. Knight
When the Claws Tell the Tale
I wrote Oratus selfishly, because I wanted to see, to experience what an Oratus feels as its set on its life-defining quest to earn a name, or die trying.
Love In The Time Of Spice: Dune at its End
Dune isn't about normal humans going on an adventure, it's more like a space prophet starting a galaxy-altering religion while safeguarding civilization's sole source of drugs.
On the Shorter Side
There's a fast-moving fun to spinning up a shorter work like The Spear, because we're not concerning ourselves with giant implications.
Ready Or Not turns Hide and Seek into horror comedy
There's a balance here between Grace's growing peril and the incompetence of her pursuit that makes Ready or Not a great time that doesn't overstay its welcome.
Aeon's End: Cooperative Wizardry with Sharp Edges
Who wants to be a wizard?
Learning to Walk, the Writing Way
The Farthest Star came together by leaning on what I've learned over the past decade writing stories.
Stalking Spice: Dune at the halfway point
Dune could've been a trilogy all its own.
The Android Equation
The next time you're looking at a story and you see an android: understand that they're just plain nice to have around.
A new Adventure on the far side of the Galaxy
An android awakens on a vast ship sent far from Earth on a generations-long journey to preserve humanity's existence, and finds its creators gone
WandaVision and embracing the weird
Wandavision shows Disney and Marvel are, on Endgame's big heels, going off the fantastic deep end.
The Far Horizons
A far-future science fiction action adventure that blends the real and virtual worlds, The Far Horizons is a trilogy that will have you wondering whether what makes us human comes our biology, or our beliefs.