Yesterday, while listening to one of my favorite radio shows, “Ça Rentre au Poste” on Montreal’s 94,3FM, I caught the segment they call “Revelations.” A caller phoned in claiming he had been abducted by aliens. Now, I’ll admit, I’ve heard a lot of these kinds of stories before. Some sounded far-fetched, others felt rehearsed. But… Continue reading Alien Abductions and the Stories We Tell
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What If Galaxy’s Child Became a Mini-Series?
It’s a thought that’s crossed my mind more than once. What if Galaxy’s Child made the leap from page to screen? I don’t mean a big-budget blockbuster (though I wouldn’t complain). I’m thinking something more focused. Character-driven. The kind of science fiction that lets you breathe between the explosions. A mini-series. Something in the spirit… Continue reading What If Galaxy’s Child Became a Mini-Series?
Why I Chose to Make Galaxy’s Child a Trilogy
When I first committed to writing Galaxy’s Child, I thought I was sitting down to write a single novel. One book. One story. A complete adventure from start to finish. But it didn’t take long to realize that this wasn’t going to fit into just one volume. The more I worked on the storyboards, the… Continue reading Why I Chose to Make Galaxy’s Child a Trilogy
The Supporting Cast Matters Too
Every story needs a main character, and in Galaxy’s Child, that role belongs to Philip Anders. But let’s be honest, no protagonist becomes who they are in isolation. Behind every great journey is a group of people who shape it, challenge it, and sometimes carry it forward when the hero can’t. That’s where the supporting… Continue reading The Supporting Cast Matters Too
David P. Lloyd 