Slide over a grav seat and pull yourself a drink from the synthesizer, they tell me we’re going to be caught in this gravitational sink hole for three days, no less. Not that I mind too much but having your body pulled from horizon to horizon is stretching things a bit. And it’s things like that which, of course, make or break your day.
Let’s face it who wants to eat supper after you’ve been crushed to the size of a pin head, spun round, tossed about and then spat out the other side of a white hole. Well, aside from me, of course. (I never turn down a good meal, especially if someone else is paying for the synth.)
So, by this time you’ve probably caught the idea that I write Science Fiction, affectionally dubbed SF, sci-fi, and other more obscure names by the geeky readers like me. Moreover I write erotic romance SF. Which has to be a quantum level better, right?
So far, in my PIACT universe, (of which I have many, many novels planned,) you’ll find the universe is populated by humans. I haven’t yet introduced the multi-limbed, extra headed and overly sized whatsit’s aliens to the universe–at least not yet. They are sneaking in slowly, starting with my current WIP, the third in the PIACT undercover agent series, but they are more like a shadowy legend for now rather than in-your-face aliens. I’m a firm believer that all good thing come slowly, whether it’s love, romance, sex scenes or aliens. I like to bring readers into my worlds with a mix of familar and drop-dead different. This means you’ll be seeing hints and suggestions of alien races but no full blown human/otherly life romance. At least for a few books.
I like my books to be filled from cover to cover. The PIACT series is an adventure romance series. The heros and heroines are constantly fighting the vagracies of space, and each other, while building worlds for themselves and their friends and family. Most of the time they don’t even want to fall in love, but love refuses to be beaten.
Anyhow, try some of those crusty fried octopedlian eyes while I take a break. Some folks tell me they’re the best known natural aphrodisiac this side of the galatic rim. And while you’re at it catch a wee glimpse of the galatic newsvid… they’ve started showing a wee little movie of mine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik2fd4D4WCU
I hope that there link comes through.
So tell me folks. What’s your favorite type of SF? Anything particular you’d love to read but no one writes? How do you like your romance in SF? Curious minds would love to know.Â
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S.J.
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SF erotic romance writer and all around good guy. S.J. Willing is the creator of the PIACT Undercover Agent series, and aims to take over the universe in less than a 100 years. He intends to do this with the aid of his wife, four cats and a neurotic dog. When he’s not creatiing havoc in his various worlds, bringing mail lists and forums down in chaos or tormenting the more serious writers with spoofy exposes, he relaxes by pulling his own teeth and laughing at danger. (Well, okay, those last two are made up.)
Cute, cuddly and just the kind of guy you really don’t want to meet S.J.’s humor has got him into a lote more trouble that you really want to know.
Come along and meet him at www.sjwilling.com. Just remember to bring your hazmat suit with you…
it’s amazing how you keep “forgetting” to let people know about the poll you’ve got running over at the forum:
http://www.coffeetimeromance.com/board/showthread.php?t=4437
Hi SJ, It looks like you’re going to be having fun today. Many, many years ago, I fell in love with Sci-Fi. Then I discovered romance books and HEA’s. Today I have a hard time finding a SF with a good heroine and a HEA. And that is what I want. The hotter it is, the better and Erotic definitely works for me.
Soooo bring it on SJ.
How about Catherine (cat) Keland? Cat could be her nickname and private joke because she used to be a cat burglar and has always landed on her feet?
SJ, your “wee little movie”
was enthralling. Great job.
Well, Husband and I tend to favor aliens in our sci-fi entertainment. We’re working on a book series now we call “Jungle Earth,” which as we plan it will be told largely through the alien POV. The idea being that 300 years into the future, the Earth people have turned to barbarism, a jungle has taken over the planet and from time to time alien races drop by for one reason or another. They’ll either get in a tussle with the Earthlings or lead them toward civilization again. I’m not sure if aliens as heroes has been used much in written sci-fi, though it’s been done a lot on TV. In any case, considering how the human race has a tendency to slide toward barbarism, we figure civilized aliens would be a lot more fun.