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John Scalzi is an author known for science fiction and non-fiction, with his daughter Athena as a site editor.

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Kirsten Kaschock delves into the psyche of mad scientists, using her character Agnes to explore themes of obsession, motherhood, and the consequences of unacknowledged emotions.
Cindy Cohn recounts her three major battles for digital privacy, illustrating the importance of safeguarding privacy in a democratic society and inspiring others to join the fight.
The blog post examines how inherited anger and family history influence personal identity and storytelling in Bernie Jean Schiebeling's novella, House, Body, Bird.
Randee Dawn argues that writers should not only write what they know but also delve into their deeper, more painful experiences to enhance their storytelling.
Jeff Somers shares the creative process behind 'Five Funerals,' a choose-your-own-adventure novel that explores themes of loss and memory through interconnected short stories.
R. Z. Nicolet discusses transforming a cloak into a main character, emphasizing the importance of perspective and character development in storytelling.
Danielle Girard's 'Pinky Swear' delves into the emotional intricacies of motherhood and female relationships through the lens of surrogacy and loss.
AI-generated spam has overwhelmed authors, making it impossible to discern legitimate book club invitations, leading to a hiatus from such engagements.
In 2026, the author treats themselves to a sopranissimo ukulele and a Baritone Guitarlin, expanding their unique string instrument collection after a year of restraint.
Coley argues that freelance writing enhances creativity and should not be seen as 'selling out,' highlighting the necessity of financial stability for artists.
A detailed review of Smackin’ Sunflower Seeds, highlighting various flavors and their ratings based on taste and nostalgia.
The author shares their experience making Bolo Gelado de Brigadeiro, highlighting its rich flavor and the effort required to prepare this complex Brazilian dessert.
Lauren C. Teffau's 'Accelerated Growth Environment' envisions a hopeful future through international cooperation in addressing the climate crisis, centered on a compelling eco-thriller narrative.
A storm with 80mph winds caused minor damage and power outages, prompting reflections on weather challenges and the importance of alternative energy solutions.
John Scalzi details his creative process in covering 'Fall At Your Feet,' highlighting technical challenges and the joy of personal artistic expression.
After 25 years in Bradford, Ohio, the author shares their journey of community involvement and the upcoming release of a novel inspired by their experiences.
Exciting news remains under wraps as the author shares a playful cat picture, engaging readers in lighthearted speculation.
John Scalzi presents a heartfelt cover of 'Chasing Cars,' showcasing his musical skills and connecting with fans over shared emotional experiences.
A recap of a successful library event featuring Martha Wells, delicious food, and musings on Chihuly's art and a related song by Cheekface.
John Scalzi announces the outline of a new collaborative project with his family, marking the start of an exciting creative process.
John Scalzi reflects on a snowy March morning while sharing his cover of Fountains of Wayne's 'Valley Winter Song,' evoking nostalgia for winter.
The post humorously explores the travel experiences of authors, highlighting the contrast between personal visits and business obligations.
John Scalzi invites readers to the Tucson Book Festival, sharing personal insights and local tips while highlighting the sunny weather.
John Scalzi expresses enthusiasm for the upcoming Pop Madness Convention in San Antonio, inviting fans to join him and other authors for panels and signings.