So I’m writing a short story in the Sentients of Orion universe. It’s based a dream I had a long time ago, and I’m quite unsure if I can pull it off. As it is with dreams, the inner monologue of the characters/dream people is harder to capture once you commit their thoughts to page. The story’s main character is a humanesque psychologist by the name of Kyne who lives on a space station. It’s a love story of sorts. Wish me luck! About halfway through now, I’ll give you an update when I’m done.
I’ve just read four of the most interesting reviews written about the Sentients of Orion. If you’ve enjoyed the series then I encourage you to check them out.
Detailed, lucid, and thoughtful.
I’m excited to share another pearl from the The Hue graphic novel that Wayne Haag is slowly drawing for me.
I have so much respect for these critters. I’m collecting photos of them on my PINTEREST site as I start thinking about the new novella.
I’ve got a hankering to write me some space opera. So, I’ve decided to write a novella spin off from the Sentients of Orion universe. It will be more of a prequel and will follow the story of the Stain Wars. More than that … well, I’m still considering whose POV to tell it from: Jo-Jo Rasterovich, Rast Randall, or maybe even Lasper Farr. I’ll let you know who, when I decide. Any thoughts?
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As you know, I’m blessed to have amazing artist WAYNE HAAG drawing a graphic novel bases on the series for you to enjoy. You’ve already seen the cover – but here’s a sneak peek at some of the internals as well. The graphic novel entitled The Hue will be available when Wayne’s finished. I’ll keep you posted!
You can read Marianne’s interview with Helen Lowe, where she talks about heroes and the Sentients of Orion series.
It’s been a long time coming, but I’m ABSOLUTELY delighted to announce that the SENTIENTS OF ORION series is now available in e-book format in the US. You can purchase it through
Thank you to Liviu Suciu for inviting me to blog about the Sentients of Orion over at Fantasy Book Critic.
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