Jurassic Writing— Part One: The Find
Dr. Serena Mulligan was hot, sweaty and dusty. She’d been excavating a dinosaur footprint fossil for over three hours, but it didn’t appear she had…
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A Second Chance
They say we should not mess with time travel but I bet that they would change their minds if they had seen their disabled twin…
Cause Ways
“What if?” is the essence of genre fiction. What if monsters were real? What if mankind had faster-than-light travel? What if there was a world…
The Candidate: Part 1
The last four months of Gabrielle’s presidential campaign have been rough. She knew it would be, but it was still difficult. The attack ads went…
Present and Promise: A Mostly True Story
I wasn’t expecting anything. Yet, there it was. The unmistakable drone of the … well … drone dropping a package on the front stoop. I…
Jurassic Writing — Part Three: The final trip
Serena spent the next two days weighing the pros and cons of going back in time 150 million years. Despite her con list being longer…
Jurassic Writing — Part Two: The Past
Dr. Andrew Lerner leaned back in his leather chair, running a hand through his blond hair. Dr. Serena Mulligan, a paleontologist, had found his writings…
Review of ‘The Peripheral’ 1.1-1.2
I saw the first two episodes of The Peripheral on Amazon Prime Video last night. It’s an adaptation of the 2014 novel of the same…
Why Time Travel Is Enjoyable
Time travel is my favorite kind of science fiction, as a reader and a writer – precisely because it’s almost certainly impossible. Not like travel…
Slipping Time
I slipped on the wet pavement. I got to my feet and soon discovered it was five hours earlier. This was not the first time…