I write science fiction. I mix epic tales with hard science (I stick somewhere between Firm and Very Hard Science Fiction according to this scale). I write historical biopunk. I write about advanced societies and societies that barely evolved in technological sense.
If you enjoy the philosophical intensity of Frank Herbert, the deep cultural texture of Le Guin, the emotional fire of N.K. Jemisin, and the strange, raw beauty of VanderMeer or Miéville—you’ll feel at home in the world of The Bone War and the OS Universe.
Characters are my main focus. My stories are character-driven. Everything in my books is distilled through character. Sometimes this requires a slower pace of stories.
I like to experiment with forms and my first two novels are written in serial form. They are completed and released in full sets. I avoid publishing installments, especially if the serial is incomplete.
My writing style is:
Literary and Complex: It prioritizes depth, nuance, and thematic exploration over simplicity or pure escapism.
Immersive: It draws readers into richly detailed worlds and character experiences.
Introspective: It gives significant weight to the internal lives of characters.
Demanding (in a rewarding way for the right audience): It requires reader engagement due to its density of lore, sophisticated language, and often challenging themes.