What happens when sci-fi dreams start showing up in the real world? Author Cameron Cooper dives into rotating space habitats, vertical villages, and a planned high-speed pod line between Edmonton and Calgary — and what it could mean for the way Albertans live, work, and travel.
Conflict is the heartbeat of fiction—but not all conflict is created equal. External conflict drives your plot forward, while internal conflict drives your character’s growth. When you make those two forces feed each other, your story hits harder and lingers longer.
Most writers think they’re breaking down their tasks—but if you’re still staring at “Revise novel” on your to-do list and feeling stuck, you’ve got a project, not a task. Here’s how to break your work down into do-able chunks that actually get done.
Stop Backing Off and Dive In! From The Productive Indie Fiction Writer: Let me paint you a familiar scene: You’re
From SRP author Tracy Cooper-Posey: I sometimes feel that I’m very much behind a lot of cultural shifts and trends
You KNOW I’m going to put this into a book somewhere! I came across my notes about this bridge in
From SRP author Cameron Cooper: A couple of years ago, I watched a short video on YouTube that compared the
