In the weird wild world of The Dronefall Series, the sky swarms with all manner of unmanned arial vehicles. 2040’s Budapest has completely integrated the constant presence of drones buzzing overhead with everyday life. They carry packages, deliver food, monitor construction sites, conduct search and rescue missions, put out fires, and…just generally watch everything and… Continue reading Why Drones?
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Intro to The Dronefall Series (for the visual learners)
There you go. I made you a vertically scrolling comic strip explaining how the Dronefall Series came to be. I’ve been wanting to start introducing vertical comic strips on by blog for a long time, and I think I’m starting to figure out the technical side. Now, if you’re new here, hello, I’m A. L.… Continue reading Intro to The Dronefall Series (for the visual learners)
You Need to Read the Dronefall Series this Fall
When autumn comes around with its crisp cool breezes and dark cozy evenings, readers everywhere often get the urge to take a hearty bite out of their towering to-read stack. Some reach for mysteries or horror, some for classics, some for fantasy, and some even start in on the Christmas romances. But what if I… Continue reading You Need to Read the Dronefall Series this Fall
This Series Hijacked My Life
This is my third time trying to write this post. I guess I’m not that good with words. They kind of get in my way. Sometimes it takes me six whole books to say what I mean. I’ve said it now. I said it in the Dronefall Series. It took me about eight years and… Continue reading This Series Hijacked My Life
In Which I Acknowledge The Dronefall Relaunch
So, I realize I didn’t do an official post celebrating the relaunch of Dronefall One last week. This was due to a sudden opening of a portal to the Void, which I rapidly accelerated through on my computer chair after breaking through the last technological barrier before publication. I was tired when I escaped the… Continue reading In Which I Acknowledge The Dronefall Relaunch
Is Dronefall End Times Fiction?
Dronefall is a six-book series following a young Christian woman wo chooses not to be conformed to the ways of her dark twisted world, but instead to seek out the truth behind its web of lies and manipulation. It’s a futuristic world, but under its trappings of drone-swarmed skies, autonomous surveillance technology and centralized information… Continue reading Is Dronefall End Times Fiction?
A Travel Guide to the World of Dronefall
Readers know, even in the era of fancy collector’s editions and aesthetic bookshelf setups, at the end of the day, a book isn’t just a product—it’s a destination. If you’re looking for somewhere to go, I have a recommendation for you. I’ve discovered a new place and time—a rare one, not overcrowded with tourists and… Continue reading A Travel Guide to the World of Dronefall
Join the October Club
Dear Reader, With a rush of clear crisp wind and the scent of cinnamon, vanilla, and fallen leaves, October has arrived. Probably my favorite month of the year—and one I share with many book-lovers, I think. It’s a great time to pick up a new book (May I suggest The Boy Who Called the Foxes)… Continue reading Join the October Club
My Reason
I’m done being nice. I’ve been trying to write this post for days, trying to make it a manifesto, a story, an extended bio—but it wasn’t happening. Because it was supposed to be a rant. It was always going to be a rant. Over and over throughout my time working on the Dronefall Series, I’ve… Continue reading My Reason
Escape Writer’s Block with The Burnout Journal
A few summers ago, I got the idea for a prompt journal. It was around that time I realized my biggest adversary in my creative life wasn’t rejection, impostor syndrome, or people being rude on the internet. What gets me down the most is burnout. Writer’s block, art block, whatever you want to call it.… Continue reading Escape Writer’s Block with The Burnout Journal