Because if it is, every science fiction author within reading distance of this site might be inclined to take it as such. I know I am! Check out Popular Mechanics to learn more about NASA’s nuclear-powered, tunneling sensor worm – and may you write many stories which include this interesting, fantastic tool, future authors! A … Continue reading Is This a Challenge?
Well, readers, my schedule is still full. That means I once again lack a Vocational Vivication of my own to post here. Since I am not sure yet when I will have one or more ready, for now I must eave you in K. M. Weiland's care: Critique: How to Use Paragraph Breaks to Guide … Continue reading Reposted: Critique: How to Use Paragraph Breaks to Guide the Reader’s Experience
American ingenuity strikes again! This is one plane I want to see up close someday! Made in 1962, the plane that would eventually become the Super Guppy was designed to haul booster rockets for NASA. Transporting these items to the East Coast of the U.S. prior to this plane’s birth took eighteen days. But after … Continue reading An Amazing Plane – The Super Guppy
This article is the third in a five part series dealing with the pitfalls and advantages of creating superpowered characters. Parts One and Two may be read here and here. So far we have covered two items that should be considered by authors when they are creating empowered heroes. These aspects are handicaps and whether or … Continue reading Cursed Characters: How Powered Protagonists Are Viewed within Their Worlds
It is amazing how much history has been forgotten in this day and age. Click on the link to this article to learn about the first Native American tribes to side with the nascent United States in the American War for Independence, readers. We truly were blessed with great allies at our founding. God bless … Continue reading First in War….
…But can it support life? That’s what NASA scientists are asking about several moons within our own solar system. We know that three, at least, have vast oceans beneath the ice on their surfaces. Future missions will hopefully be able to explore these, but for now, we know barely enough to do more than speculate. … Continue reading Water, Water Everywhere….
Well, I'm sorry to say it, readers, but I couldn't get my next Vocational Vivication post up in time for this week. (Hey, they're easier to read than to write! 😉 ) For today I must leave you in K.M. Weiland's capable hands: 10 Advantages of Writing a Single-POV Story (What I Learned Writing Wayfarer) … Continue reading Reposted: 10 Advantages of Writing a Single-POV Story (What I Learned Writing Wayfarer) Email
