An article about one of the great and visionary sci-fi authors of the last century. And the coming robotic revolution.
I’ve leveled an entire city. I’ve destroyed a close-knit families, and I’ve even killed a character who I loved. She spoke to me once and said, “I don’t like him (Rukh).” She changed the entire trajectory of The Castes and the OutCastes and became a far more important character than I intended. But nothing has…
Basically, I wanted a story in which the people looked like those from my background: Asian Indians. Growing up, I read so many books, but rarely, if ever, did the people look like me and never were they culturally similar to my family. That’s the basis of it all. And to create this, I decided…
Today is the anniversary of the first moon landing and also the release day for A Testament of Steel!!! Run on over to Amazon and pick it up today. It’s also free for those who have a subscription to Kindle Unlimited! And for those who listen to their books, Nick Podehl (yes, that Nick Podehl)…
I’m in a fun zone right now. The first three books of William Wilde are with various editors. William Wilde and the Necrosed is complete and in Nick Podehl’s hands, and I should have book 2, William Wilde and the Stolen Life, in finished in its finalized form by tomorrow. It’ll then go on to…
I just finished what I hope is the penultimate revision of book 3. The title is still A Warrior’s Penance, unless I think of something better. Titles aren’t my strong suit. Anyway, the book is about the same length as the second book-roughly 180,000 words. Right now, it’s in the hands of the beta readers….
Six years in space, hunting for exoplanets and finding hundreds of them. I remember when a space telescope that could find exoplantets was sci-fi. For a nerd like me, it’s pretty cool stuff. http://www.space.com/28764-kepler-exoplanet-telescope-anniversary.html