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Credit: Pixabay Already we're coming to the end of February! Although that shouldn't be too surprising since it’s the shortest month of the year, even with a Leap Day this year. This will make us have to wait less for the book-to-screen science fiction adaptations coming out next month. There are two of them that I know of off-hand: "Dune: Part 2" and "3 Body Problem".  Dune: Part 2: this movie continues from where Part 1 (titled just “Dune”) left off in 2021. The movie series is based on Frank Herbert's 1965 novel, "Dune". In this sequel, the hero, Paul Atreides, (Timothee Chalamet), who has been stranded on the desert planet Arrakis, teams with warrior Chani (Zendaya) and the planet's natives, the Fremen, to avenge his family who were killed by the Harkonnens. BBC says that this movie is psychedelic and art house. However, after seeing the latest trailer, it comes across as more art house than psychedelic to me, but then the trailer onl

It's the first Wednesday of the month and so it’s time for another Insecure Writer’s Support Group (IWSG) post! In an IWSG post, we writers bring our writing challenges and problems out into the open to share with each other and try to offer solutions. I hope everyone's having a great start during this new month of February. Mine started off great since I had the pleasure this past Monday of interviewing a fellow IWSG contributor and author, Diane Wolfe! In that interview she talks about her newest book of paranormal romance fiction, "In Darkness: The Alien" and the "In Darkness" series that it's an installment to. She had a lot of interesting things to say about the book, the series and her writing career. So, check out my interview with Diane if you haven't done so yet! Thanks, again, Diane, for letting me interview you!  Most of the rest of today's post will be answering the IWSG Question of the Month which is What turns you off when visitin

Credit: L. Diane Wolfe Today we have an interview with an author whose name you may have seen during the monthly blog hops that Far Out Fantastic participates in since she’s an administrator for the Insecure Writer’s Support Group website : L. Diane Wolfe! Diane is author of the paranormal romance series of books, "In Darkness", in which her latest, releasing tomorrow, is "In Darkness: The Alien". She’s the founder of Dancing Lemur Press which has published more than 50 books, including best sellers and award winners. Diane also offers writer consultation services. It was a pleasure to interview her! Steven Arellano Rose: Diane, can you tell us a little about, the overall arc to, the "In Darkness" series? L. Diane Wolfe: “In Darkness” refers to where the main characters are at the beginning of each story. They are either lost, lonely, or in a bad place. The stories reveal that with love, the darkness can be overcome. SAR: Now, can you tell us a little a