Nicolas Lemieux

I'd followed Cami's journey (she writes as CL Walters) for a few years when her first science fiction novel, The Trials of Imogene Sol, came out in 2023, so naturally, I was curious—and excited. Three years later, the book is still stuck somewhere in the back of my mind, and with the sequel on its way, I'm itching to revisit it.

Interviews with writers about craft, process, and the long road to finishing a book.

On the agenda: finishing my novel Seven Drifts, getting clear on my favourite ways to spread the word, and of course, I'm already thinking about what comes next — and there's more than one next. In fact, a dizzying number of ideas are spinning in front of my eyes, enough to keep me up at night. The next novels and short stories, new approaches for the newsletter and the blog, maybe a podcast... It's a whirlwind, and I want to do it all at once.

At Galerie MËL, we discover two exceptional artists — Melsa Montagne and Nathanaël Major.

After twenty years in IT, I'm retiring early to put my time and energy into writing. I'm not stopping work, and I don't intend to for decades yet. It's just that from now on, the work is writing: creating, editing, marketing.

This is the epic annual chat where I get to reflect on the year with my great writing friend, D.L. Lewellyn. Yay!

If you had a chance to read CRADLE before... Can you spot the differences? If you haven't... Now's an excellent time.

"Trust the process" is great and all but sometimes it's just "I don't know how this works but I'm gonna do it anyway".

D.C. Greschner's Quirky, Satirical Sci-Fi Out of Tune packs a slew of themes that are dear to my heart.

Let’s wrap up this amazing discussion with writing contests and their benefits and challenges.

Now that I can look back over four years of writing and creating my own marketing content, I wish I had given branding more consideration.

Another topic we like to get into is engaging with our readers through our newsletters and social media.