The Writings of Terrance A. Crow
Science Fiction Can Show a Way Forward
As I listen to Amazon Virtual Voice’s audio narration for Dreams of Deucalion Book 3: Bait and Bleed, I had time to reflect. I came to two conclusions that will affect what I work on until early next year. While I’m not working on Bait and Bleed, I’m still trying to finish listening to the […]
Did you know Apple released their latest version of MacOS? It’s called Tahoe, a.k.a. MacOS 26. Did you know it doesn’t play well with Scrivener? I didn’t. But I do now! In spite of that, I’m making progress on the Dreams of Deucalion Virtual Voice pass. Am I finding more or fewer errors in Book […]
The world decided I needed a reminder of how precarious plans can be. Or that i needed to be reminded that Real Life Family Events (RLFEs) can come in bulk. Or ultimately, that having a family in which RLFEs happen is the whole point. There’s also some writing news, too. But before we get into […]
You know the saying that it takes a big man to admit when he’s made a mistake? Well, I must be huge, because I made a very big, very time-consuming mistake. It’s going to ripple through my entire work schedule for months. But it’s not all bad. There are a couple of things that can […]
My plans for audiobooks continues to evolve. Whether my latest decision is cowardice or self-enlightened interest it up for debate, but I’ll share it with you nonetheless. I’ve received all the alpha feedback from Wayland’s Hammer Book 1: Point of Departure. Was it as uniformly negative as I’d feared? Finally, I’ve begun working through the […]