I still have a long way to go. What new surprises are lurking out there (or in my subconscious), waiting to find their way in? I don’t know!
And that’s even more awesome!
(4/4)
This is a real photo captured from Earth. This is Mars the moment it emerged after being occulted by the moon, captured with my 14” telescope and formatted as a mobile wallpaper if you want it.
I’m posting my work as mobile wallpapers daily, I’ll do another tomorrow. Stay tuned!
This image shows the progress on the next Generation Mars book as of May 30. Since then, I've been on a wild and wonderful vacation with the family and haven't written a word. I expect this number is about to start growing. A lot.
#amwriting#mglit#scifi#mars
Rick Tumlinson has a lot to say about our future in space. There is much in this piece that fits with the ideas I present in Generation Mars. Give it a read and see what you think.
#GenerationMars#space
My latest on https://t.co/T0s7VpYO4M going after some of the myths attacking our cause.
From a book I’m working on for next spring.
@elonmusk forgive my disclaimer in it lol. I’m an equal opportunity offender!
Source: https://t.co/T0s7VpYO4M https://t.co/BbvJEmPlKt
Readers' Favorite Five Star Review!
"...a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats and rooting for the characters because they’re realistic and authentic..."
Full review at https://t.co/fTXuc64Ztx
Is cannibalism appropriate for middle grade? Asking for a friend...
But seriously, this next book is shaping up to push the envelope. Several envelopes. All the envelopes, maybe.
image: Twemoji (https://t.co/syXXJ6SbLv), https://t.co/xeRBLyX4nk, unaltered
"Hunger, or the fear of it, has always played a major role in determining the actions and attitudes of man. In every age and every land people have starved..."
More light reading in preparation for the next book in the Generation Mars series: Food.
Some light reading for the next book. In 1945, thirty-six men volunteered for the first scientific study of the effects of starvation. It wasn't pretty.
Really feeling sorry for my main characters right now. I had a cookie about an hour ago, and my stomach is already grumbling.
My current to-read stack, in no particular order. (This is in addition to a gazillion papers and articles on orbital dynamics, Earth-Mars cyclers, starvation, malnutrition, and food production on Mars that I am reading for the next book.)
What's in yours?
I love that. The surprise is why I write. I can’t speak for others, but I would guess that even the most organized and methodical writers cherish that surprise when it happens. I hope they do.
Finally, almost mysteriously, there is a book, and I can say with certainty that it ends up nowhere I might have guessed when I set out with that first idea.