Tove Jansson

Tove Jansson, a Swede-Finn fantasy writer of the Moomintroll series, was a favourite of mine in my sixth and seventh grades in Errington Elementary on Lulu Island.  Originally, she wrote the books in Swedish in Finland, where many people know both Swedish and Finnish.

Thea Alexander

Thea Alexander is another talented woman sci-fi writer.  Her writing is spiritual.  She writes like a man.  2150 A.D. is about a utopia in the future.  I like her ideas in the book.

More of Lessing

Empowering Women

With slowing and plateauing population rates, empowering women is a strategy for compensation.  In the past, women were "wasted" essentially because they were not as educated as the men in their society.

Lessing's Shikasta

Woman Authors

Woman authors I like are Ursula K. Le Guin, Anne McCaffrey, and Doris Lessing, all of whom write sci-fi.  They write like men.

Triple Détente

Niven's Ringworld

Like Medicine

An Asian stranger has hinted that Esperanto words are like good medicine.

My English from Star Trek

I suppose I have learnt a lot of good English from all the Star Trek shows.  There are a lot of good samples there.

Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles

Les cròniques marcianes - català

My English

Foreigners think my English looks British.  It isn't really.  I've my own style.  I learnt American English in grade school in the Philippines, but later in Canada, I learnt Canadian English.  I've read many sci-fi and fantasy books, written by British authors, so those journeys affect my writing style.  Also, I've read many Esperanto, Spanish, and French books, as well as Japanese, so there are influences from those luxurious languages.

Nineists and Elevenists

Nineists promote the longevity of constructivism, whilst Elevenists revel in destructivism.

Zeroists and Tenists

The Zeroists cherish the wordless Void of Everything, whilst the Tenists have laws and rules to guide their life.

Oneists and Twoists

Oneists believe in the solitude and unity of their deity, whilst Twoists believe in Nature's dualities of light-dark, male-female, et cetera.

Sixists and Eightists

Sixists ponder about the paradox of learning and ignorance, and they believe the microcosm reflects the macrocosm, whilst Eightists rejoice in the art and architecture of their ornate places of worship.

Roza Limonado - Pink Lemonade

Threeists and Sevenists

Threeists are theocentric, believing in a god or gods, whilst Sevenists believe in Nature's many spirits.

Fourists and Fiveists

The Fourists think the universe is an illusion, a phantasm, whilst the Fiveists think the universe has real substantiality.