Low-fi sci-fi?
Apparently, science fiction is creeping into more mainstream films. And why not? As a source of escapism, science fiction is, as they say (and without any care for sounding cliché), the final frontier.
Apparently, science fiction is creeping into more mainstream films. And why not? As a source of escapism, science fiction is, as they say (and without any care for sounding cliché), the final frontier.
Earth Day is a science fiction thriller and suspense novella, following a young woman attempting to unravel the mystery surrounding a sudden and unstoppable alien invasion of Earth.
After several years of thinking, I finally decided to act (or more precisely, leap) back into writing novels. But in the time between my last foray and now, the publishing game had changed, and self publishing is no longer the realm of the rich and resourceful. Now, self publishing is feasible, practical and accessible.
In the same way we can imagine a utopia, we can also imagine a dystopia. For my part, I don’t imagine utopias, but by the same token, I don’t imagine dystopias either. I imagine the worst kind of horror.