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Why I Write Sinful Sci-Fi
I don't swear much in real life, yet the characters in my science fiction novels often do—and that contradiction haunts me. This post wrestles with my fear of disappointing people I love, the tension between faith and realism in modern fiction, and why I’ve chosen not to write sanitized “Christian” sci-fi. I explore how my characters expose parts of me I’d rather keep hidden, and why honest dialogue matters.
2 days ago4 min read


My Science Fiction is Human-Written
Jonathan Fashbaugh promises to publish only human-written content that he writes. He will not publish AI-generated content because he doesn't believe it connects the reader to the writer. He does share a few disclaimers about how he uses AI in his process.
Jan 264 min read


Spoilers And Delayed Gratification
The only time I watch a trailer or allow my friends and family to tell me about a book they’re reading, is if I think I may not want to invest my limited entertainment hours in a specific work. Then I’ll start the trailer or hear out a friend wanting to tell me about the book…but at the first sign of wonder or intrigue in my brain, I stop the trailer and shout like a maniac, “No spoilers! No spoilers!”
Jan 223 min read
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