Monthly Archives: August 2019

The day has come, Station Central is now available on Amazon! Station Central has been touted as the vacation destination in the stars. Its success and popularity as not only a great place to vacation, but a great place to live was the start of mankind moving off of Earth and into the stars. Sennett,Continue reading “It’s launch day for Station Central!”

Once upon a time, five years ago in 2014, I started this blog to talk about the trials and tribulations of being an aspiring author. Five years doesn’t seem like a long time in retrospect. In some ways, it feels like a week ago I started this little project. In other ways, it feels likeContinue reading “Five years of blogging”

Originally posted on Paper Beats World:
Are you behind? Catch up now. Episode One, Episode Two Godfrey Godfrey followed Akiko to a glass building not far from the loading docks. He glanced between her and Gene, wondering how far he’d get if he decided to run. He didn’t think it would be far enough. And…

Originally posted on Paper Beats World:
Missed Episode one? Get caught up now. Sennett Sennett had rarely traveled off station with April. In fact, she’d very rarely traveled off station at all in her life. And after her experience traveling to Station Central, she doubted that she ever would again. April was miserable. She didn’t…

Originally posted on Paper Beats World:
Prolog Once upon a time, a company called Galitech launched a space station. They wanted to see if space habitation would be sustainable for everyday people. They also wanted to make money. So they created Station Central, the vacation destination in the stars. It was far more successful than…

Episode Three Thursday, AC April 6 Sennett was laying upside down on her couch, feet propped up on the headrest and her head just brushing the floor. She was watching the news, trying to figure out how they could make station life seem so boring. No one knew better than a police officer how manyContinue reading “Virus, Episode Three”

Episode Two Wednesday, AC April 5 With the care of a man holding a newborn, Godfrey Anders slid a pan of duck into his oven. It was set at a low heat, intended to allow the duck to simmer in its own juices for hours. He hadn’t been able to get a real duck. NoContinue reading “Virus, Episode Two”

Episode One Tuesday, AC April 4 (AC stands for accepted calendar, the calendar that all Stations have chosen to use) It’s been three months since we left our heroes, cleaning up Station 86 after the AI dog attack. The station of First Contact is shaken and its people are afraid. Most of them expected thatContinue reading “Virus, Episode One”

“Here,” Godfrey said, putting a plate of fries and a sandwich in front of April. “I haven’t been able to get hold of your mom yet.” “What are you making so much food for?” April asked, surveying the counter. There was a plate of cookies sitting next to a stack of sandwiches and a humongousContinue reading “You Can’t Trust The AI, Episode Three”

Sennett Montgomery sat in the Commissioner’s office, drinking klav and carefully stretching the kinks out of her neck. The transmission beads on the ends of her hair, set in thousands of braids, clicked together gently as she moved. They were the only sound in the room. Commissioner Bernice Schultz was late for their appointment, andContinue reading “You Can’t Trust The AI, Episode Two”