Apologies for my absence last week. I know you all missed me terribly but I’m back with a new story concerning two of the characters in my forthcoming novel, The City of the Gods.

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Picking up from where we left off last week, things become rather explosive in Locke’s Town.

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Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland suffers from its jumbled opening and inconsistent tone but there is the occasional spark.

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This week we return to my dystopian young adult future series as Sara begins to question her past.

For more on Homeworld: Earth read Chapter One and Chapter Two.

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The ancient prophecy predicted the demon queen would die, but now the prophecy lies broken.

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Steampunk is a new genre for me, with this story being inspired by the image above from DireImpulse on DeviantArt and Trudi Canavan’s Thief’s Magic which I recently read. As ever, I hope you enjoy and there may be more to come!

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You may have read my House of Cards-inspired story a few weeks ago and its follow-up. Here we pick up the story once more as the queen adjusts to her new position and meets a potential adversary.

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As a continuation to my story last week, here’s more of desolate Eden and the arrival of some unexpected visitors. As for a name, I believe I may have found one in Homeworld, but these things can always change.

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Two articles on the blog in a week. I’m getting very adventurous, aren’t I? I originally called this story ‘Ascension’ but the Syfy series stole the name so for now I’m going with the most generic title I can think of because, let’s face it, who hasn’t written a young adult dystopian future trilogy at this point?

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Better Call Saul made me like Jimmy McGill, something I never thought possible. (Spoilers below.)

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