Newsletter
Now is a good time to sign up for my newsletter. You get a new short story that will only be available for folks who sign up for the newsletter in the future. It is a lovely story about an octopus inventor and his invention, exploring the lands beyond the high tide, and the people he will meet. And I also frequently forget to keep this page updated, so the newsletter lets you stay on top of things.
The story is called Terranaut, and I rather enjoyed writing it. There will be more at some point.
I also have a Patreon account going, where you can help support my craziness and get new short fiction long before anybody else sees it. Thank you.
The Corsac Fox!
- Flight of the Corsac Fox
- Mistaken Identity
- Lords of the Endless Plains
- Warlord of the Spinward Reaches
- Lost Tribe
- To Poke A Third Eye (Coming Sep 2025)
- In Congress Assembled (Coming Oct 2025)
The Red Branch
- Night Strike
- Silver Eagle
- Red Branch Command
- Free City
- Sea Wolves (coming soon, already written)
More Science Officer This Winter! The End of Season Two
- Guardians of Tomorrow (Dec 2025)
- Fleet of Vengeance (Nov 2025)
- Exile
- Dragoon’s Honor (The Science Officer 13)
- Captain Navarre (The Science Officer 12)
- Buried Among The Stars (The Science Officer 11)
- Alien Seas (The Science Officer 10)
A’Zedi Survey Corps
When Maddox gets promoted, he takes command of his own ship. And a whole new set of problems.
Operation Marrakesh
A whole new Space Adventure series. And more are coming.
Boundary Shock Quarterly
Boundary Shock Quarterly magazine is a science fiction adventure, where I’m the editor and publisher, and have invited a group of science fiction writers to contribute stories on a regular basis.
- Issue 031 – Swords and Sorcery and Starships (Summer 2025)
- Issue 030 – Fading Empires (Spring 2025)
- Issue 029 – First Contact (Winter 2025)
- Issue 028 – SF Horror (Fall 2024)
- Issue 027 – Cold Steel and Hot Blasters (Summer 2024)
- Issue 026 – Tomorrow’s Crimes (Spring 2024)
- Issue 025 – Gulliver’s Other Travels (Winter 2024)
- Issue 024 – Science Fiction Holidays (Fall 2023)
- Issue 023 – Tramp Freighter Captains (Summer 2023)
- Issue 022 – Cyberpunks (Spring 2023)
- Issue 021 – Avast (The Pirate Issue) (Winter 2023)
- Issue 020 – New Worlds, New Civilizations (Fall 2022)
- Issue 019 – Sea Stories (Summer 2022)
- Issue 018 – Veterans (Spring 2022)
- Issue 017 – Dieselpunk (Winter 2022)
- Issue 016 – Wandering Monsters (Fall 2021)
- Issue 005 – Cargo Wars
- Issue 014 – Space Marines
- Issue 013 – Solarpunk
- Issue 012 – Lawmen and Crime Fighters
- Issue 011 – What Might Have Been
- Issue 010 – Homo Futuris
- Issue 009 – Alien Dreams
- Issue 008 – Asteroid Miners and Comet Wildcatters
- Issue 007 – Apocalypse Descending
- Issue 006 – Ray Guns And Space Babes
- Issue 005 – Boneyard of Lost Dreams
- Issue 004 – Robots, Cyborgs, Androids, Oh My
- Issue 003 – Grand Theft Starship
- Issue 002 – Tuesday After Next
- Issue 001 – Captain’s Log
Blaze Ward Presents
Other News
If you aren’t already on my newsletter, now would be a good time to sign up, as not everything goes into the blog. I might go to a monthly newsletter, and not blog so much, so this might be the place to get your news.
Additionally, are you following me on Amazon? If you sign in as you and click the follow button, Amazon will send you a note about everything as I put it up for pre-order and as they go live. Never miss another story, even if you buy it from someplace else.
As usual, I’m always open to gossip, spoilers, and questions. Most of the time, I think I have about three folks out there reading anything, and one of them is probably my mother. So feel free to say hi.
Blaze Ward writes science fiction in the Alexandria Station universe, Operation Marrakeh, and The Corsac Fox. There are also some superhero tales in Modern Gods. And he writes fantasy stories with several characters and series, from an alternate Rome to epic high fantasy in the desert. You can find out more at his website www.blazeward.com, as well as Bluesky, Goodreads, and other places.
Blaze’s works are available as ebooks, paper, and audio, and can be found at a variety of online vendors (Kobo, Amazon, and others). His newsletter comes out monthly, and you can also follow his blog on his website. He really enjoys interacting with fans, and looks forward to any and all questions—even ones about his books!
Sign up here for Blaze’s newsletter if you’d like to receive announcements of his work when it becomes available.