The Writings of Terrance A. Crow
Science Fiction Can Show a Way Forward
My plans for Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based audiobook narration took an interesting turn this week. One possible source of AI narration hit a dead end, and I suspect I should have known earlier. Another continues to stumble forward. That aside, my hopes to publish Dreams of Deucalion in June are fading fast. One might say they’re […]
The week has closed on my first BookBub Featured Deal. Did it do for me what it’s done for other writers? Or was The Sword of Sirius Book 1: Red Flag Warning beyond even BookBub’s ability to help? Any more movement on the audiobook version of Evolution’s Hand Book 1: Executive Action? And last but […]
My record for longest pre-production work on a plot remained intact — but it got an asterisk this week. What’s that about? Also, the slog towards publishing Dreams of Deucalion continued, with my proofreader tearing into Book 1: Special Recon. Have my investments in my own proofreading, alpha readers, and beta readers paying off? I […]
Since I kicked off Evolution’s Hand Book 1: Executive Action back in December 2020, I’ve tried hard to get out of my own way. Over the last couple of weeks, I detected that my inner doubts found a way around my defenses. Wha’s up with that? Also, pre-production work continues on Wayland’s Hammer Book 2 […]
I have a cover reveal for you this week! I also have updates on marauding Real Life Family Events (RLFEs), an exploding world (but in a good way!), and an update on my audiobook efforts. Before we get into any of those, let’s take a look at the key performance indicators (KPIs). Last Week’s Progress […]