Author: marylowd

Next month, I’m gonna be selling my books at the Oregon Author Fair, and I have several other book-selling events coming up later in the year! So, far, I’m scheduled to have a table at both BayCon 42 in July and ST-LV: Trek to Vegas in August!

I haven’t been to a Star Trek convention in a while, but they were basically my favorite thing as a kid. So, I’m pretty excited! Continue reading “Upcoming Events and Plans”

I’ve got a full first draft of the soundtrack for Maradia’s Robot Emporium!

I’ll have to listen to it a few times through to be sure it’s done, but wow. That will not be a chore! It blends 80s weird synth pop with 60s do-wop aesthetics in just the best way.

Between the 3D-printer we just got and the advances in music two months ago, I’m having the best week. Every day, I can print myself new toys and create new 60s/80s sci-fi songs. Continue reading “Toys and Songs”

I wrote my ultra short story, “Greatest of Them All,” at a conference about women in fantasy called Sirens. It seemed like the perfect intro to COMMANDER ANNIE AND OTHER ADVENTURES to tie the whole book together.

And now it makes a pretty little song.

My novella, “Commander Annie,” is very strongly inspired by a friendship breakup I went through in middle school. It was fully my first heartbreak. And there’s something just so healing about the catchy 80s-style song I’ve made to go with the story. Continue reading “Insipid Liner Notes – Commander Annie and Other Adventures”

I’ve made it halfway through converting my book, Maradia’s Robot Emporium, into an album of 80s-style weird synth pop songs, and it’s really turning into something special.

There should be more music about robots. And now I can do something about that! So exciting. Continue reading “What It’s All Been Building Toward”