The Wuhan coronavirus: Pandemic is coming Because I’m a microbiologist who writes science disaster thriller novels, I’ve closely followed the story of the new Wuhan SARS-causing coronavirus since it came to light in early January. I have in fact been...
My tips on the craft of science thriller writing Now it’s a lecture! I’ll be talking about these points and more to the California Writers Club, South Bay Branch, in Santa Clara, CA on Monday, Jan. 13. Get the details at the club website here. Share this:...
My friends at CareerAuthors.com, a site devoted to writing craft and business for authors, invited me to submit a post on writing science thriller fiction. I was delighted to oblige. You can read my tips and tricks for craft by visiting CareerAuthors here. Share this:...
Tardigrades crash-landed on the moon! According to these reports in Wired and Popular Mechanics, the freakishly resilient microscopic creatures tardigrades (also known as “water bears”) have landed on the moon. In April of this year (2019), a private...
Scottsdale Progress, Aug. 8, 2019 Kimberly Carrillo/Progress Staff Photographer Stained glass at Kilgore Chapel at Valley Presbyterian Church. It runs in the family! I’m so proud of my uncle, who is in his 80s, for writing a book on a topic he is passionate...
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