character-driven fiction

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.

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THE WOMAN WHO REMEMBERED YESTERDAY Is Now Available

This story didn’t behave the way I expected it to.

I wrote it during a workshop, surrounded by writers whose approach to science fiction leans inward—stories that pause, linger, and examine.

This one didn’t.

It kept moving. It kept asking questions. It insisted on being about something concrete: memory, loss, and what happens when no one remembers the people who mattered.

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