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At once the book took on another angle, the richness of the Māori language coupled with their ancient myths and legends, all set amidst a world ready for decolonialism, provided the flawed character of River Te Toa with a broader path to travel.
Good lord don't you just hate the endless plethora of tedious self indulgent, self-gratifying, self-aggrandizing end of year summaries that plague our lives this Holiday season? I do, but I hope you are in the minority coz here comes mine!
"We humans perceive them as strong and firmly unified properties of our surroundings, whereas in actual fact they are simply products of our consciousness.”
Families and lives are torn apart, but some connections are not so easy to cut. Join in the latest blog where I discuss my latest WIP
This blog post will examine hard science-fiction. It's going to get hard—in more ways than one!
I am definitely a bit of a science nerd. I was immediately hooked by the 80's TV series "Cosmos" hosted by the wonderful and enigmatic Carl Sagan. The episodes had the most intriguing names to capture the eager mind of an easily influenced teenage boy. Sorry, for some reason Daisy Duke just came to mind. … Continue reading From science nerd to Sci-Fi writer
Writing is a deeply social activity, we write so that other can read our stories after all. The difference is that it is largely undertaken in complete solitude. I hear that some writers start their manuscripts in the hubbub of a noisy coffee shop, only moving to more peaceful surroundings for final proofreading and editing. … Continue reading A different environment