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The Black Hole Corridor leads out from the black hole Dark Bane to infinity. Within the Black Hole Corridor time stops and faster-than-light travel is possible. It's a path to untold mysteries, adventures and opportunities. It also can lead back to you. And the things it leads to you may have evil intents. In Book 1: Quick's Vindication, I introduced the Black Hole. The characters used the Black Hole Corridor to travel to the beginning and mine energy from the black hole. In

Since I have started my science fiction author journey my friends have started sending me clips and links to interesting astronomical phenomena. The universe is a fascinating place and the discovery a possible super-Earth only 25 light-years away is very interesting. Of course, 25 light-years sounds close, but at the fastest human invention, the Parker Solar Probe, it would take 39,000 years traveling at 430,000 mph. So don't book your flight just yet. Anyways, our earth is a

Ah yes, a debate for the ages. I have a different perspective, however (shocking, I know). I don't think you should compare the two. They are very different personalities for very different shows. Each is great in their own world. Kirk the swashbuckling explorer always ready to fist fight the aliens and seduce the space bimbos. Picard the cerebral leader concerned with feelings. I loved the mysteries of Q, I think that storyline should have been explored more. The implicatio

As I have talked to people about my book a common theme has emerged: they have loved science fiction from a young age. The original Star Trek was the beginning. Me Too! I used to ride the school bus home, it was a long ride because our farm was way out on the edge of the school district. It seemed, at that time, like the edge of space. Anyways... Star Trek ran from 4 to 5. I got home at 4:30. So I never knew how the shows started until later on in my life when I watched the

It's quite humbling to write and publish a book. This week cases of the print book were shipped to my house. I opened the boxes and just stared at them. Wow. Now we'll see if people like it, but I sure enjoyed writing it. I guess I'll just enjoy this step in the process for now.

This article blew my mind Holy cow, two massive black holes the size of billions of our suns are on a death march. Sounds like Black Hole Corridor. In my book, the Gimmel Twins black holes are much smaller, but still create a maelstrom of celestial activity, including the black hole corridor. I like to take general concepts such as black holes, FTL travel, space elevators, artificial intelligence and weave the concepts into science fiction stories. It's quite fun to research

I do not use AI in my writing. Period. Not that Microsoft Copilot continually berates me and tells me that I should be using their product. To that, I say pffffftttt! It's just little ol' me and my ideas. I strive for originality and authenticity. No AI can take my place. Now, maybe AI would do a more precise and have better grammar, but where's the fun in that? I used to be a professor and I've read and graded thousands of written assignments during that part of my life. I c

I try to write in an entertaining way so that the reader can escape while exploring interesting topics. For example, in my first science fiction book I explored the idea that an artificial intelligence can go insane because it can't figure out what its purpose is. Therefore, if an artificial intelligence goes insane, how do you get rid of it. It's really smart and cunning along with a high level of survival instincts. What do you do if your system is infected with a homicidal