Month: July 2018

I am starting to get launch fever.  Apparently, one can get it not just for rocket launches, but for book launches, too. I first heard about launch fever when I worked at the FAA.  We were studying and adopting the Air Force’s safety requirements for incorporation into FAA regulations.  We at the FAA called this…

If you are interested, the podcast of my appearance on the Space Show is available now here.  Dr. Livingston and I talked about regulation, property rights, and planetary protection.  We had a good chat. by

Rapunzel is now live!  It’s available on Amazon for Kindle and through Kindle Unlimited. FAA attorney Terrence Rogers dreams of space, but he spends his days on informed consent for space tourists. Young foreign service officer Hal Cooper faces real change with the arrival of an alien spaceship, but it means something else for Terrence….

LibertyCon was tremendous fun.  This year I attended more readings.  I got to hear Martin Shoemaker read from his upcoming novel–which I will definitely be getting.  Monalisa Foster read from her contribution to the anthology, To Be Men.  “Cooper” is a haunting story, and I’ll be picking up that one as well.  Les Johnson talked…