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If you’re interested in genetics research and next-generation DNA sequencing, please head over to KidsGenomics.
But if you want the science fiction and fantasy author, you’re in the right place! I’m guessing you’re here for one of three things, but if not, please use the menus above to find your way around. |
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Domesticating DragonsBaen Books, January 2021Build-A-Bear workshop meets Jurassic Park when a newly graduated genetic engineer goes to work for a company that aims to produce custom-made dragons. |
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Silver QueendomAngry Robot, August 2022Professional con artist Darin Fields rarely passes up the chance to relieve wealthy fools of their coin. But when a stranger offers him a fortune to boost a shipment of imperial dreamwine, he knows it's too good to be true. |
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Putting the Science in FictionWriter's Digest Books, October 2018This book, based on Dan's Science in Sci-fi blog series, brings together scientists, physicians, engineers, and other experts who've collectively endured more than 100 years of graduate school in their fields of study. Foreword by Chuck Wendig. |
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Gateways to AlissiaHarper Voyager, 2016-2018When their lead scientist escapes through a portal to an alien world where magic is real, a mysterious corporation finds the right man to bring him back -- a Las Vegas magician. |
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Science in Sci-fi, Fact in FantasyThe blog series for SF/F authorsEach week, we discuss elements of science fiction (physics, astronomy, genetic engineering, microbiology) or fantasy (economics, military strategy, history, animal husbandry) with help from an expert. |
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#SFFpitThe Twitter pitching event for SF/F authorsPitch your SF/F manuscript in 140 characters or less! This twice-annual Twitter pitching event helps authors of SF/F manuscripts find literary representation and/or publication. |
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The TriangleSerial Box, April 24, 2018When ships and planes begin disappearing in the wake of two hurricanes, a team of investigators sets out to discovery why. What they find may hold the key to a decades-old mystery... as long as they survive. Co-written with Mindy McGinnis and Sylvia Spruck Wrigley.. |
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