Jake and the Bullies
April 9, 2026
A viral dodgeball video pulls Jake into the internet, where a Hate Engine feeds on what kids feel when the comments arrive. Cyberbullying handled inside an adventure, ages 7 to 14.
Category: Fiction (Page 7)
FictionPeacekeeper: To What End Peace
April 9, 2026
Admiral Jessica Lang has served an empire for two hundred thousand years. One colony refuses a levy, and she finds out who wrote her loyalty. Military science fiction.
FictionA Treachery of Legions
April 8, 2026
Rome, 69 AD. Marcus Antonius Primus marched without orders, won at Cremona, and then let a city burn. He tells it himself at sixty-three, with decades to have chosen a version.
FictionDungeon
April 8, 2026
A deserter enters the dungeon under the white house to fill a trophy case with twenty categories of treasure. Literary fantasy built from the 1977 MIT text adventure.
FictionAltverse
April 8, 2026
Ari maps condemned buildings and finds a projector with forty-three symbols on its ring, each one a different world. Speculative fiction with a documenter at the center.
FictionButtercup
April 7, 2026
A memoir told by a cat. Ten years in a Los Angeles apartment with Claudia, who was funny and sick, and the two weeks between her death and Buttercup's.
FictionCollision With Andromeda
April 6, 2026
The Milky Way is conscious and has a plan that humanity is part of. Seventeen million years, one family, and a galaxy whose good intentions arrive at galactic scale.
FictionWriting Mystery, Historical, and Christian Fiction
February 20, 2026
Mystery readers demand fair play. Historical readers demand accuracy. Christian readers demand authentic faith. Genre-specific craft for writers who take their audience seriously.
FictionWriting Science Fiction That Sells
February 20, 2026
You built brilliant technology and nobody cares about your character. Science fiction craft that puts people first — with a subgenre comparison table and time travel rules.
FictionOvercoming Writer’s Block, ADHD, and Productivity Killers
February 20, 2026
Writer's block isn't one problem with one solution. It's a symptom of four different things, and you need to fix the actual cause. If you have ADHD, traditional writing advice is probably making things worse, not better.
FictionRevising Your Novel: From First Draft to Final Manuscript
February 20, 2026
Stop polishing sentences in chapters you'll cut. The 5-pass revision hierarchy that fixes structure before prose — and the diagnostic questions for each pass.
FictionConflict, Tension, and Theme in Fiction
February 20, 2026
Strip the dialogue tags and nobody can tell who's talking. Fix flat dialogue with psychology-driven voice, subtext, and the POV choice that shapes your entire novel.