Not every day is a writing day, especially over the last few months. While it ebbs and flows over time, my chronic illness causes brain fog that interferes with writing (and everything else). This used to frustrate me. Now, I turn to digital art to keep my mind creative.

I’m open about the fact that I was seriously depressed when my chronic illness set in. Twisted humor eased my worst thoughts when I thought I’d die a slow, painful death, ruining the lives of those around me. Suicidal humor did the trick when I considered ending things.

While I’ve been open about my chronic illness, I realized I haven’t explained it as a whole, so here goes. Here’s what's going on.

For me, my role of being a self-published author stands out as challenging because I wear all hats. My job includes the following jobs:...

Today, as I sat on my couch with my laptop on my knees, with my cursor above the submit button, I was filled with a mix of emotions.

This book is an exceptionally poignant and thought-provoking novel that explores the complexities of intelligence, humanity, and the...

Welcome behind the scenes to the world of an indie author, where each day is a rollercoaster of creativity, numbers, and dreams.

As readers of my novels know, I have a tendency to abuse the main characters. There are several reasons for this, and not all because I am a

New microscopic tech created at The University of Texas at Austin and Penn State University performs like a muscle.

Science fiction has arrived early. Nanotechnology could provide a breakthrough treatment for killing or preventing tumors.

Let me be clear from the outset—I'm not here to elicit sympathy. Instead, I invite you into my personal experience.

Like everyone else, I've made plenty of mistakes in my life. Some were embarrassing flubs like tripping in front of my seventh-grade...

I find myself drawn to writing science fiction for a bunch of reasons. The main thing is that it give me a realm where imagination is the...