Tag: world building

Meet Annie MacInturner: The Lunar Trailblazer of Fabulae Lunae

Greet­ings, lunar explor­ers and sci-fi fans! Today, I’m thrilled to intro­duce you to Annie Mac­In­turn­er, a stand­out char­ac­ter from The Luna­dyne Inci­dent & Oth­er Sto­ries, now avail­able on Ama­zon at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D5F7L3QS. Fea­tured promi­nent­ly in Golf and Out­gassing, Annie is a Marine lieu­tenant colonel turned lunar astro­naut whose grit, intel­lect, and moral com­pass make her a […]

Worldbuilding 1: Articles by Torn MacAlester

World Build­ing for Sci­ence Fic­tion­Im­age by Snap­wire on pex­els I want­ed to share some insight into the world build­ing process that I am using in my sci­ence fic­tion sto­ries. First off, most would call my sci­ence fic­tion as ‘Hard’ sci­ence fic­tion because of my use of sci­en­tif­ic rig­or when devel­op­ing my sto­ries. For myself, it’s […]

Civilization and Power

It’s All About Pow­er­Part 3 of World Build­ing for Sci­ence fic­tion: This is the def­i­n­i­tion of the Kar­da­shev Scale.  Since it is a mea­sure of the pow­er gen­er­at­ed by a civ­i­liza­tion, it is titled: All about Pow­er. In case you’ve missed the pre­vi­ous posts in the thread, Part 1 begins here. The pre­vi­ous post in this […]