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I’m an Australian author who writes fiction; mainly fantasy and mystery. Sometimes in the same story.
If I was an Aesop’s fable character, I’d be the grasshopper who starved to death over winter.
See more of me here…

Not your cup of tea? Not to worry, there’ll be another one next month.

Travelling can be detrimental to your health…
Humans have spread across the universe. Super-sized cargo ships ply the space lanes.
On board, Space Mariner third class Kumahl Levi detects a biohazard. A human female to be precise.
Morag Clementine is grateful to be quarantined and not spaced as a separatist.
But can Kumahl get her safely back home?

I was recently called Hal, which makes this month feel like it needs a science fiction free short story, and since I didn’t happen to write 2001: A Space Oddessy, here’s Special Relativity in Space.

It is already my 2025 Transplantiversary! The time seems to have passed by so quickly, and now my transplanted kidney is 14. Today!

You may have noticed the new Artifical Intelligence band wagon the big tech companies are encouraging everyone to get on board. I say encouraging, but really, if you’re using some of the major software brands, you don’t have a choice anymore – you’re already in it up to your eyeballs.

Now that I’ve cleaned up the library, found places for things, and processes for getting them there, it’s time to consider choosing between digital or analog systems.

Just lately, I’ve lost a few tasks and deadlines through to the organisational system keeper (yes, a cricket reference). It’s upsetting on many levels, and leaves me worried about what else I’ve missed.