Hey Space Cadets, how’s everyone doing today? I’m doing fantastic, I am just finishing my super-duper secret project! Looking forward to my next project. Still working around appointments for my family as the sole driver for the family! But what can you do – family must come first! Well, enough about me. Continue reading “SciFy Shenanigans: Tim Niederriter”
Category: Writing
WARRIOR WEEKEND: James S. Aaron

Hello Space Cadets! Today, I wanted to introduce you to another author from my Warrior Weekend Interview Series, James S. Aaron. He’s the author of The Sentience Wars series, which takes place in M.D. Cooper’s Aeon 14
universe. With three books published, the five-book series will take readers from 2900 to 3200, as sentient AI break free of humanity. A native of Oregon, Aaron joined the U.S. Army in 1993 at the tender age of seventeen and stuck around until 2005, serving as both enlisted and officer. Aaron is a member of the Science Fiction Writers of America and currently works in law enforcement. Aside from the normal stuff writers do, he also plays with solar power and aquaponics, protects his seventeen chickens from hawks and his poop gobbling Corgi, and curses the deer who chow on his garden.
WARRIOR WEEKEND INTERVIEW SERIES: JCH Rigby


Hello Space Cadets, how are you today? I’m doing well, finding my groove and organizing my time so I can better optimize my work after some big life changes. There isn’t much to say at the moment, by way of life updates, so let’s skip the pleasantries and get right to the interview! I wanted to introduce you to another author from my WARRIOR WEEKEND INTERVIEW SERIES. But instead of reading what I have to say, let’s let the author introduce himself!
. Continue reading “WARRIOR WEEKEND INTERVIEW SERIES: JCH Rigby”
Indie SciFy Video #16

Hey Space Cadets, today I wanted to bring you some awesome little science fiction films. It’s been awhile since I’ve done one of these and I thought reviving it would be cool! They’re indie productions, and very much worth watching! I plan on posting another blog soon, but for today I need to work on getting my word counts up! If you haven’t read the Sleeping Legion Series you should check it out! Now here’s a cool film!
Merry Christmas!


Hey Space Cadets, I’m taking a quick break from loading the minivan to wish you all a Merry Christmas! I hope your holiday season brings you nothing but joy and fond memories. I’ll be radio silent until after this blog post, so I’ll wish you all the best, as you celebrate with your loved ones. You’re all my favorite readers, and my holiday wishes are said with the utmost sincerity. I’ve been hired to help NORAD track Santa’s sleigh, but then I’ve got two book reviews waiting in the wings next week! Until then, I wish you all a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah, or pleasant Yule.

Until next time, stay frosty and don’t forget to keep your powder dry.

JR
–>As usual, all images came from the Google’s “labeled for reuse” section or are videos used by JR Handley for use under fair doctrine.

Book Review: Operation Breakout by J.R. Handley
Hey Space Cadets,
I just wanted to share an honest review of the third Sleeping Legion book! Matt did a stunning review of Operation Breakout, and I had to share it!
Respectfully,
JR
Spoiler Free Summary: Operation Breakout byJ.R. Handley is the third book in The Sleeping Legion series. I’ve read the others. Here’s the review for book one, and here’s the review for book two.
The Human Legion is still putting the pieces together following a crippling betrayal, but they’re fighting back. They’re working to take the continent while keeping a hold on their fragile, newly-formed union.
Character: I got frustrated with Lance’s arc in this. He’s still pretty much a badass, and it’s not so much the challenges he faced that bothered me; it was more the way he handled those challenges emotionally. Again, this book is great for readers who like fast-paced action, but there are too many characters in too few pages for me to keep straight. I have a few that I liked, but they didn’t get the air time I wanted. Honestly, these books always…
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WARRIOR WEEKEND INTERVIEW SERIES: Drew Avera


Hello Space Cadets! Today, I wanted to introduce you to another author from my Warrior Weekend Interview Series. Drew Avera is an active duty Navy veteran and science fiction writer. Originally from Mississippi, he enlisted in the Navy at seventeen and has spent the last seventeen years working as an aviation electrician in Virginia. He has deployed four times and has accrued more than two and a half years at sea. Continue reading “WARRIOR WEEKEND INTERVIEW SERIES: Drew Avera”
Indie SciFy Video #15

Hey Space Cadets, today I wanted to bring you some awesome little science fiction films. It’s been awhile since I’ve done one of these and I thought reviving it would be cool! They’re indie productions, and very much worth watching! I plan on posting another blog soon, but for today I need to work on my next super-duper secret project. Updates about book four of the Sleeping Legion Series will be out soon, and I can’t wait to share this news with you! Here’s a cool film while you wait!!
Operation Breakout audio out now — The Human Legion
Hey Space Cadets, just wanted to share the latest updates from my publisher!
Respectfully,
JR
Attention, Sleeping Legion audio fans! The third novel, produced by Podium Publishing and narrated by Jeffrey Kafer (Jay Allan’s Call to Arms, Daniel Arenson’s Earthrise, Starship’s Mage by Glynn Stewart… Ember War… you get the picture) is available from Audible now. If you have shiny Audible credits, this is where they need to go You can…
Indie SciFy Video #14

Hey Space Cadets, today I wanted to bring you some awesome little science fiction films. It’s been awhile since I’ve done one of these and I thought reviving it would be cool! They’re indie productions, and very much worth watching! I plan on posting another blog soon, but for today I need to work on my next super-secret story. So here’s a cool film!


