K.B. Wagers is the author of the NeoG Adventures from Harper Voyager & the Hail Bristol saga from Orbit. They are genderqueer and write stories about queer joy & villainy.
It's easy to feel overwhelmed and lost right now. The constant influx of cruelty via the news seems unending and relentless. The helpless feeling of watching people who are supposed to protect you instead fold to fascism is not only disappointing but enraging. The worry and concern that
I have been playing a lot of Helldivers2 lately. For one it's my current ADHD fixation, for two there's something very oddly soothing about playing a cloned grunt fighting for a fascist state with no thought in their head beyond getting the mission done and extracting
I spent part of 2023 and 2024 learning how to set better boundaries, learning how to stand up for myself and what I wanted. In some cases it cost me friendships, in others it helped me clarify what the path ahead would look like. I don't regret any
I broke my rule about using my phone during my walk today. A kind person had skeeted at me over on Bluesky about how the NeoG books were getting them through the week. Then while I was on my walk I started thinking about Star Wars and about all the
I am headed to Toronto on Sunday morning for a week of writing, hanging out with fellow authors, swimming in a lake, and generally enjoying myself. I am both incredibly excited about this trip and anxious about the usual flying/leaving cats*/etc. I know I'm anxious even
Freya Faust over on Bluesky asked: Hey #writingcommunity what's the first novel-length thing you wrote? And why was it terrible? When I was a junior in high school in the late 1900s (heh), I started a novel. It was a science fiction story about telepathic aliens invading
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