#andrew biscontini

[nulunabook]

Check in on the nulunaverse, four thousand years later. The new novel is over on substack via the link above, a new chapter every week starting Jan 5.

[andrewbiscontini]

Hey all, thanks for looking here. It’s been crickets, huh? If you want to check out what I’m currently up to, I’m serializing my new novel over on substack via the link above.

[scifiandscary]

"Maybe You Can't Get There From Here, But Definitely Try" by Andrew Biscontini

Andrew Biscontini @ndybiscontini looks at utopias, dystopias, and Figuring It Out in his article "Maybe You Can't Get There From Here, But Definitely Try" - #scifi #sciencefiction

There’s been a lot of conversation in the SF community over the past few years about the need for more positive, “utopian” stories rather than those set in the bleak “dystopian” worlds that have been predominant for the past couple decades.

Discussions about the function of the genre in society, and its context in the greater culture, are nearly always interesting to me, and there’s been a lot…

[classicspecseyewear]

Andrew Biscontini, Writer "Creativity comes from passion, determination makes it real." There are many types of struggles that we all go through in our lives. Struggle to eat/survive, succeed, find happiness, love, feel warmth. Each set of struggles has its own unique problems that create and feed the pain and suffering of that struggle. When the struggle is done one could say that the absence of that pain is just as enjoyable as the successful completion of the task. We at Classic Specs have long been interested in one particular type of struggle – the creative struggle.

To help us define the creative struggle in words, we spoke to Classic Specs customer and author of the science fiction novel, nu luna (published in 2013 by New Texture) about his work and the process of writing his first book.

Read more of his story ￫

[newtexture]

An excerpt from the novel NU LUNA by Andrew Biscontini, with music by Jahiliyya Fields

[andrewbiscontini]

An excerpt from the novel NU LUNA by Andrew Biscontini, with music by Jahiliyya Fields

[andrewbiscontini]

Me reading from NU LUNA, with music by Sergie.