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I WON!! This is big…VERY BIG!! I just won the 2020 Cosmos Prize for my pulp story, “Battle at Neptune.”  This is a big win for me as it was judged as a pulp science fiction story by people who really know what they’re reading. From the judges: Grand Prize: Battle at Neptune, by Sara […]

I was delighted when PulpFest editor, Mike Chomko, asked me to write an article celebrating Captain Future’s eightieth birthday. The article is out today.

When PulpFest’s blog editor asked me to write an article about Astounding/Analog’s 90th birthday I had only the slightest idea of what I’d be writing about. Oh sure, I knew the magazine and I knew that John W. Campbell, Jr. was a hugely important figure in the history of science fiction. He had an extraordinarily […]

I’m pretty stubborn. I’ve been told that a lot. One of the things I’m stubborn about is that there are worthy heroines in Golden Age science fiction. Looking at those old pulp covers you’d never believe it, I know. But I’ve dug up some pretty interesting gals for my newest article on the Heroines of […]

In past weeks I’ve published two pulp articles that I’ll link for you here.

Here is another example of my copywriting skills. It also happens to be an ad for my illustrated science fiction books. To find out more about the books head over to Lucina Press. Or just read on…

April kicks off the book tour for my new illustrated pulp story – Anchor: A Strange Tale of Time.

Hear about the book – If you want to read a sample chapter or buy a copy of the book,... Read more »

The countdown to 2019 has begun. Can you believe it? I’m busily finishing up preparations for the ANCHOR book launch... Read more »

What a happy Christmas! Print copies of Anchor are on the way! The eBook will launch the same day as... Read more »