Soliloquy

Where Words Become Keepsakes

👁️ 123 viewsThe sky remembers its hunter, and the stars remember how to begin
Orion, the great hunter of Greek mythology, still strides across the night sky. Marked by stars like Betelgeuse and Rigel, and home to the Orion Nebula where new stars are born, this constellation tells a story of pursuit, downfall, and cosmic renewal. In Orion, myth and astronomy come together in a tale written in starlight.

👁️ 674 viewsDragons, Part 2: Dragons of the East – Beneath Clouds and Currents
Eastern dragons were never fallen creatures. They governed rain, rivers, and balance, standing at the heart of cosmic and imperial order.

👁️ 175 viewsThree Story Cards! One Mystery! A Novella Was Born!
A simple deck of story cards led to an unexpected journey from unused RPG adventures to a fully realized novella. Here is how The Windmill’s Secret came to life.

👁️ 627 viewsDragons, Part 1: Dragons of the Ancient World
In the ancient world, dragons were not villains. They were explanations—embodiments of chaos, water, storms, and forces older than human order.

👁️ 599 viewsThe Best Sci-Fi to Read After Project Hail Mary
Finished Project Hail Mary and wondering what comes next? Explore a curated journey through science fiction books that capture its spirit of discovery, problem-solving, and wonder.

👁️ 645 viewsHow Dragons found me: My lifelong fascination with them
Long before dragons became monsters, symbols, or literary figures, they were simply there—woven into childhood memory, folklore, and wonder. This essay traces the quiet origins of a lifelong fascination.



