Ingnomevation

If you've read the short stories on my site, you might have noticed a horrific bent to them.

This page is a place where I can gather and share resources

So what about my experience? Had I been wrong all those years?

I was the crazy first book they ignored

Would I rather be the fantasy author who has unique mystery plots? Or would I rather be the thriller writer with unique tech and settings?

ABQ - Always Be Querying.

As a child, my father read those books to us in lieu of normal children's books. It's probably why I am the way I am.

Some fun things I researched: annual weather and day/night cycles in Antarctica, obsidian artifacts in Ecuador, and Yumbos Chocolate in Quito.

I wrote the novel 20+ years ago, but a lot of the themes are still relevant, or maybe even more so.

I know I'm being vague, but I don't want to spoiler it. You're welcome.

The silence was excruciating as I watched their eyes scan back and forth as they read. No one showed any emotion, and the silence went on forever.

Mostly I have to grow some of the scenes from the antagonist's point of view so her side of the story is more complete.

The writing home of Todd C. Edwards, author of science fiction, fantasy, mystery, thriller, and children's stories.