Ghulf Genes

In celebration of the month, another visit to the library the other day. I’m always looking for pleasing fiction guided solely by visible in...

Herewith an e-mail exchange concerning an earlier post on this subject (which is here ): I am wondering if the story I read last night is,...

This style was pervasive in the last century and continues still to deform most fiction in the twenty-first. Narrative is artifice. I bow to...

I must have read the novels of Stephanie Barron not long before I began this blog. Had Ghulf Genes been running at that time, I’m sure I wo...

The first story I ever published was entitled The Splendid Freedom . It ran in one of the 1974 issues of Galaxy magazine. Some time later (...

If that name makes you smile instantly in anticipation of something pleasant, indeed tempted perhaps to fetch a cup of something to enjoy it...

Back When I wrote a novella entitled The Chained Karma of the Plutonium Priest —and if that doesn’t draw you, you’re not a science fiction f...

We were talking long-distance with Michelle in Paris. These conversations go on for an hour or so. Along the way we talked about her problem...

Within my own family the name of this blog is instantly recognizable as the title of a futuristic novel I wrote ten years ago. I began to ma...

If you want to hear one of my science fiction stories read aloud—and rather well at that—I suggest you go to this link , click on the title...