All posts by Leif Erickson

The changing of seasons, especially the shift from summer to fall, has always been magical. The air turns crisp, leaves burst into vibrant shades of orange and gold, and there’s an undeniable comfort in wrapping up in a cozy sweater. But what if we could experience this in space? If a planet can have endless… Read More

In the heart of Wyoming, a political campaign is gaining national attention, not for its rhetoric but for its vision. Victor Miller, a candidate for mayor of Cheyenne, is advocating for something straight out of a science fiction novel: using A.I. to help run the city. As a science fiction author who once penned Winter… Read More

In the not-so-distant future, the way we think about food might be as alien as the culinary habits of Klingons. Gone could be the days of sprawling fields and barnyard animals. Instead, our sustenance might come from gleaming labs and high-tech bioreactors. The science of making food without traditional agriculture is no longer just the… Read More

In my local hometown area, we are on the verge of wheat harvest, if the rain would stop and the ground would dry out. It got me thinking about something in science fiction; in the vast, uncharted reaches of space, humanity has solved interstellar travel, perfected artificial intelligence, and mastered alien diplomacy. But one question… Read More