Helliconia Spring – the first of the Helliconia trilogy by Brian W Aldiss. It came along at a time when I found the books too large and turgid to get into – I don’t know what I read instead, but
Helliconia Spring by Brian Aldiss

Helliconia Spring – the first of the Helliconia trilogy by Brian W Aldiss. It came along at a time when I found the books too large and turgid to get into – I don’t know what I read instead, but
My Friday flash fiction feature needs to fit with G for a world of my own – in this case G’Nauss. G’Nauss is a Federation planet known for its champagne – well, that was the main reason for inventing it
Welcome to my world-building themed challenge for this year on F day. I’m dithering over whether to talk about Farsight or the Federation, so I’ll do a snippet on each! Farsight One of the most important worlds in my Viridian System
My world-building A to Z brings me to E for Earth, and also to my #IWSG post for April. Earth is just there, isn’t it? Surely it doesn’t belong in a world-building theme. Well, even contemporary writers have to build
Letter D in my world-building-themed Challenge this year stands for Dolvia, a world developed by Stella Atrium. Stella is here today to give me her thoughts on world-building. The first book in the Dolvia saga is Sufferstone, which I confess I
Caramel Cardamom (or possibly Caramel Cinnamon) is an elf girl who lives on the planet Cardamom. Her grandfather is the king, and her mom is a healer. They heal through thought, and that’s what Caramel wants to do when she
This year my A to Z theme is world building, and today I’m featuring Ballybran. But it’s also my book review day, so here’s a book review of sorts. B is for Ballybran, and that is the setting for the Crystal Singer
Greetings, A2Zers everywhere, as well as to my flash fiction followers. It’s April 1st, and no fooling, it’s the A to Z Challenge again. Since I’m also doing Camp NaNoWriMo, to help me get through my writing schedule this year,
Yes, it’s the great and wonderful A to Z Challenge Theme Reveal day, when those who can’t resist a theme tell you all about it, and you nip round to all those who are exposing themselves their theme to the
I first discovered Sue Ann Bowling on my first A to Z Challenge, in 2012. I loved her blog, I loved her theme, and as I followed her afterwards, I loved what she was interested in and her view from