Failed theoretical physicist trying to write and become a teacher. PhD in fermionic superfluidity ⚗️

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Cake day: July 10th, 2023

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  • Bit of a topsy-turvy month for me. What I’ve done:

    • Wrote (and sent) the short story for the solarpunk contest
    • Sent three short stories to the anarchist zine that was mentioned around here
    • Joined the Solarpunk Game Jam as a writer; I’ll be tasked with writing characters and dialogues for a videogame prototype

    What I will try to do in May:

    • Finish the goddamn Words of Tomorrow revision… 🥲
    • Revise the lore and structure for Kanteletar, so I can start writing it this summer

    …and that’s it, basically. Now onto checking out what you all have done while I was slumping! 😂




  • VERY late post, but here we go.

    What I’ve done this month (not much):

    • Ehh… halfway through editing Words of Tomorrow
    • Racked up a couple rejections from Italian spefi magazines
    • Planned another short story (fifth part of Meteorina) for a solarpunk contest in April
    • Read the newly published anthology by Lino Aldani, an Italian scifi writer from the 60s

    Plans for April:

    • Finish that goddamn editing
    • Write the short story
    • Maybe send Simulacra Navigans to some Finnish publishers? Unlikely they will print it in English, but who knows…





  • That’s so flattering, thank you! 🥹

    Your prejudice was half-right actually: tech and systems are what I really want to explore, but I use shorter stories as “experiment” to practice other aspect of storytelling too. After all, characters are the most powerful illusion spell on the reader!

    What’s going to be next:

    • More Meteorina adventures (surely one on Elba, maybe one on Albanian shores considering the shitshow going on with the Italian govt nowadays? Some good old satire, why not)
    • Kanteletar, the stories of a public digital library founded in 2067 across four centuries of climate, geopolitical and cultural upheavals