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ACCIDENTAL
INTELLIGENCE

It’s 2139, and private investigator
Mason Truman has a problem.
A crazy AI named Miranda wants
his help stopping a conspiracy,
or humanity will be destroyed.
And he has until Saturday to do it.

ACCIDENTAL
INTELLIGENCE

It’s 2139, and private investigator Mason Truman has a problem. A crazy AI named Miranda wants his help stopping a conspiracy, or humanity will be destroyed. And he has until Saturday to do it.

Accidental Intelligence on Sale for $0.99

Accidental Intelligence on Sale for $0.99

Accidental Intelligence is on sale for $0.99—for the first time

September 25, 2026
The Mad Race to Waiting

The Mad Race to Waiting

This piece first appeared in Periphery Drafts #20. That feeling.

September 13, 2026
Accidental Intelligence Wins Silver Medal in Readers’ Favorite 2026

Accidental Intelligence Wins Silver Medal in Readers’ Favorite 2026

I am thrilled to announce that my cyberpunk thriller Accidental Intelligence won the Silver Medal for Science Fiction in the

Trying to Unsee the Writing

Trying to Unsee the Writing

This piece first appeared in Periphery Drafts #19. I've been reading avidly since I was a wee tyke—since I was

iPad: How Apple Recreated the Ritual and Art of Reading Ebooks

iPad: How Apple Recreated the Ritual and Art of Reading Ebooks

Apple has done something with its iPad that literally no one (not even Apple) is talking about: with iPad and

September 10, 2016

Whispers 4

The bathroom is steamy, the mirrors fogged. I’m drying off when I see it. A large X on the medicine

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March 9, 2016

Whispers 3

It's Sunday. A day for sleeping late. A day for not worrying about getting up. Or meetings. A day for

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Quick Tip: What Not to Put in the Book

Quick Tip: What Not to Put in the Book

This article originally appeared in my Periphery Drafts newsletter, issue #7. Most novels shouldn’t include a waking-up scene. And yet, as

October 10, 2026
Why Did They Do That? Character Motivation in Fiction

Why Did They Do That? Character Motivation in Fiction

This article first appeared in Periphery Drafts #12. Plot builds momentum and gives the reader a reason to turn the

October 4, 2026
Accidental Intelligence Wins Silver Medal in Readers’ Favorite 2026

Accidental Intelligence Wins Silver Medal in Readers’ Favorite 2026

I am thrilled to announce that my cyberpunk thriller Accidental Intelligence won the Silver Medal for Science Fiction in the

Trying to Unsee the Writing

Trying to Unsee the Writing

This piece first appeared in Periphery Drafts #19. I've been reading avidly since I was a wee tyke—since I was

iPad: How Apple Recreated the Ritual and Art of Reading Ebooks

iPad: How Apple Recreated the Ritual and Art of Reading Ebooks

Apple has done something with its iPad that literally no one (not even Apple) is talking about: with iPad and

SPSFC 5 Semifinalists Announced!

SPSFC 5 Semifinalists Announced!

I am happy to announce that the Self Published Science Fiction Competition has announced the semifinalists for SPSFC 5. This

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