Tonya R. Moore

Quite a long while ago, I happened to catch the Sci-Fi channel's Saturday night movie A Sound of Thunder. The premise of a time-traveling expedition to prehistoric times which resulted in disastrous repercussions on the modern world seemed vaguely familiar.

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If you could believe any of the hubbub that's been going around over the past few years, humanity's demise is fast approaching. In fact, it's coming this very year. The only question we're left to ask is: will it be with a woeful whimper or a big, honking bang? Today's guest author, Hydra M. Star is a uniquely talented author, poet and artist with few ideas of her own on the subject.

"THE END" with Hydra M. Star

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SciFi stretches the boundaries of the imagination. Some sub-genres push the envelope much farther in the weirdest, wildest ways conceivable. Made in DNA writes hardcore sexpunk/sexfi. He writes it very well.

Love, Sexpunk and Alien Orifices - Made in DNA

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Ken McConnell, today's fantastic guest author brings us Robots, Androids and Silicants in the Genre Love blog series. Ken McConnell is the author of the Sci-Fi novels - Tyrmia and Starstrikers. 

Robots, Androids and Silicants - Ken McConnell

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These days, when I see the word "leviathan" two examples immediately come to mind. The first is Moya from Farscape. Moya was the stolen prisoner transport ship that became home to John Crichton and friends. She was massive--as the "Leviathan Transport" designation suggests, and full of mysteries.

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