TIBERIUS

Building OBSOLETE — #2 In cyberpunk, glitch isn’t just an aesthetic—it’s a metaphor. An opportunity to explore human frailty through technology, if you will. Visually, it also introduces a beautiful kind of digital surrealism. Making reality itself feel a lot less solid. (1)

Why the Protagonist of My Novel Needed to be a Child OBSOLETE isn’t about adults adapting to a broken world. It’s about kids growing up inside one. In today’s post, I explain why that perspective matters. Click on the link in my bio ⬆️ and head over to Substack to read.

Why the Protagonist of My Novel Needed to be a Child This is my core fear behind OBSOLETE. Not what happens to us—but what happens to the youngest generation. This Wednesday, I explain why a teenager had to carry this story.

Building OBSOLETE — #1 Transformative science fiction is becoming increasingly rare these days. I’ll be doing my best to change that. With OBSOLETE, expect a thought-provoking novel that grapples head-on with the realities of a rapidly changing world. (1)

Why I Must Release My Debut Novel, OBSOLETE, Now I was planning to release a different book first. Then the timeline changed. In today’s post, I explain why OBSOLETE had to come now. Click on the link in my bio ⬆️ and head over to Substack to read.

My debut novel, OBSOLETE, begins its rollout in earnest this week. If I’ve ever done you a kindness, the coming months would be a good time to return the favour. READ. SHARE. COMMENT. Help me give this thing the launch it deserves.

Some stories can wait. Mine can’t. Not anymore. This Wednesday, I explain why this particular novel had to come now.

Can you read binary? If so, this is the title of my debut novel: 01101111 01100010 01110011 01101111 01101100 01100101 01110100 01100101 First to translate, gets early access to Chapter 1.

Next week, I’ll be announcing the novel. Today, I’m giving you its epigraph. Do you understand what’s coming? ↓

Why I Write the Way I Do Do you think modern stories explain too much? In today’s post, I break down why my debut novel—working title, T1–takes the exact opposite approach. Click on the link in my bio ⬆️ and head over to Substack to read.

Why I Write the Way I Do This is the philosophy that shaped my debut novel—working title, T1. Not complexity—but loud, militant minimalism. This Sunday, I break down the influences behind my pared-back writing style.

2 more weeks and everything changes. No more half-measures.

The Art of Delivering Feedback What happens when feedback stops being helpful… and starts becoming something far nastier? In today’s post, I dig into that dynamic. Click on the link in my bio ⬆️ and head over to Substack to read.

The Art of Delivering Good Feedback Every writer is building something slightly different. The trouble starts when we forget that. Especially when it comes to delivering feedback. In this Wednesday’s post I share a few hard-won lessons from the trail.

Not long now before I open the door to my debut novel, T1. Until then, here’s one small glimpse. Can you tell what kind of world you’re about to be introduced to? Can you tell the kind of darkness that awaits?

The Real Cause of Writer’s Block Writer’s block feels mysterious. But most of the time, it isn’t. In today’s essay, I dig into what’s really going on beneath it. And how to get your work moving again. Click on the link in my bio ⬆️ and head over to Substack to read.

Ever sat down to write… and found absolutely nothing happens? Not through a lack of ideas exactly—but through something much heavier than that. Like the work is there, but you can’t quite reach it. I’ve been thinking a lot about what actually causes such a road block. (1)

The Real Cause of Writer’s Block Writer’s block isn’t just a lack of ideas. It’s way heavier than that—something that creeps in and drains the very life blood out of your work. If you’ve ever felt completely stuck at the page, this Wednesday’s post will probably hit home.