A few behind-the-scenes peeks at the writing of Titan's Shadow.

I share a few deleted scenes from Titan's Shadow, and why they were cut.

A few writer's ramblings about where my ideas came from and how I tackled Erebus.

Survial stories need rules, and I talk about Aero One's.  Plus, some fun tidbits you might not have noticed on the first read through.

I've enjoyed illustrating the covers for 43 Seconds and Signal Loss, and thought it would be fun to render the Aristarchus's mission patch.

In Signal Loss, Kyan Anders is a data runner. I envisioned this as the data equivalent of the Planet Fitness commercial, "I lift things up and put them down." So, what exactly is a data runner, and why would it be necessary in the future?

I've just completed a new short story, Signal Loss, 9600 words. Signal Loss takes place the day after the events in 43 Seconds, following a different set of characters in a very different location. 

I came up with the idea for 43 Seconds while mixing batter for my wife’s birthday cake. The two have nothing to do with each other, except that there’s a certain zen-like meditative span while the beaters churn concentric spirals in the bowl.  In my case, this was the perfect time to daydream of space adventures.