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- AI Can Write a Novel. Why Can’t It Fold My Laundry?
AI can write code, analyze images and even write novels. So why am I still folding laundry? Perhaps science fiction didn’t get the robot maid wrong—we just had to invent her brain first. - I Finished Rogue Star. Now What?
The first draft of Rogue Star is finished. But what actually happens between an author typing “The End” and a finished book landing in a reader’s hands? Quite a lot, as it turns out. - I Was a Geek, Not a Fan
I grew up reading science fiction, not participating in fandom. With Worldcon about to begin, I’m looking at the fascinating, interconnected culture that exists beyond the books—and what first-time attendees might discover when they step inside it. - Cozy Science Fiction: A Genre That’s Still Finding Itself
Cozy science fiction is one of the newest corners of the genre, and it’s still finding its identity. After reading Automatic Noodle and revisiting A Psalm for the Wild-Built, I’ve been exploring what makes a story “cozy,” how it connects with the philosophy of hopepunk, and why readers are increasingly drawn to optimistic, character-driven futures. - Happy Birthday, C.S. Lewis: Remembering His Science Fiction
Most readers remember C.S. Lewis for The Chronicles of Narnia. I remember him for his science fiction. On his birthday, I’m looking back at the Space Trilogy and the remarkable way Lewis used speculative fiction not to predict the future, but to challenge how we see ourselves—and humanity’s place in the universe.