I’ve started posting short cinematic videos inspired by the world of Beneath Still Stars across YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and TikTok.

Right now, many of them explore locations, ideas, quotes, and moments connected to the first book, but as work continues on the second Beneath Still Stars novel, you may begin to notice small glimpses of what is still to come.

The future is getting larger. 🌌

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I’m pleased to announce that I will be attending the Reader’s Marketplace at the Wasaga Beach Public Library on Sunday, May 31, 2026 from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm.

I’ll have copies of my science fiction novel Beneath Still Stars available, along with extra goodies.

If you’re in the area, stop by, say hello, and discover some amazing local authors and stories.

Wasaga Beach Public Library
544 River Road West, Wasaga Beach

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What if the future isn’t built on entirely new technology—but on old ideas used in new environments?

In my latest In 100 Years article, I explore a simple but surprisingly powerful idea:

Trains.

Not as nostalgia—but as a realistic solution for future transportation, even on the Moon.

Maglev systems already demonstrate incredible speed and efficiency here on Earth. When you consider airless environments, shared pressurized cabins, and the need for safe, reliable infrastructure, trains begin to make even more sense.

Sometimes the future isn’t about replacing everything.

Sometimes it’s about rediscovering what already works.

Full article: http://lewinoverinkpublishing.ca/blog.php?article=old-technology-new-again

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