Stuart Vaughn Stockton is the author of the award winning science fiction novel, Starfire. His exploration into world creation began in Jr. High, when he drew a dinosaur riding a pogo-stick. From there characters, creatures and languages blossomed into the worlds of Galactic Lore, the mythos in which Starfire is set. He lives in the beautiful town of Colorado Springs with his wife and fellow author, Tiffany Amber Stockton. Together they have two incredible children who bring new adventures every day.
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Christians, Let’s Celebrate Our Own Fandoms

If you love recent Christian fantastical novels and want more of them, let’s celebrate our fandoms with articles and cosplay.
— Stuart Stockton in August 2016 —

New Adult Christian Speculative Fiction Releasing Friday

In light of yesterday’s discussion I thought I’d take this opportunity to remind everyone that we’ve got three new Adult Christian Speculative Fiction titles releasing this Friday from Marcher Lord Press!  And I’m pretty sure none of them include fornicating […]
— Stuart Stockton in September 2010 —

To Published & Beyond – One Author’s Journey Pt. 5

So there I was. Eight years after Starfire had first been conceived, with a publisher who finally wanted my novel.  The six months from October to April was a crazy time. My wife was pregnant with our first child, due […]
— Stuart Stockton in September 2010 —

Weird Science

One of my favorite pastimes is wandering the internet wastelands looking for weird bits of science & culture that pop up to see if there is something that I could modify for use in my stories. One of my all-time […]
— Stuart Stockton in August 2010 —

Leggo My Ego and Inspiration

I had planned to write on the effect ego can play in the writer’s life today, but it just kept feeling a bit petty and cynical.  Suffice it to say that we all need to constantly keep our egos in […]
— Stuart Stockton in October 2006 —

What Are We Going To Do Tonight, Brain?

Evil geniuses have never conquered the world because they always invest in mediocrity. Whether it be sub-par thugs without enough brains to actually pull off a task, or superbly talented henchmen with a bit too much ambition, or perhaps the […]
— Stuart Stockton in October 2006 —

The Joy Of Creation

One of the things I enjoy most about reading and writing Science Fiction and Fantasy is the sheer joy of creating. Creating the mental images and histories when reading others works, and creating the worlds and characters themselves when writing […]
— Stuart Stockton in September 2006 —

Interview With Jeff Gerke

I’m pleased to be able to present this interview with freelance editor, Jeff Gerke. Jeff has been influential in forwarding the cause of Christian speculative fiction within the Christian fiction market. He is continuing the championing of the speculative genres […]
— Stuart Stockton in September 2006 —

Book Discussion – The Light Of Eidon – Part 2

Welcome back to another Tuesday, hopefully it will have some coherent thought associated with it. This week I’m looking at the world we were introduced to in The Light of Eidon, by Karen Hancock. To get a little bit of […]
— Stuart Stockton in August 2006 —

Book Discussion – The Light Of Eidon – Part 1

Would you believe that I’ve gone and misplaced my copy of The Light of Eidon?  Please shoot me now. But I’ll go ahead and begin this discussion from memory until I can pick up a replacement copy. Now if you […]
— Stuart Stockton in August 2006 —

Peeling Back The Veil

Run for the hills! It’s Tuesday again! Grab some snacks, this will be a long one. Thanks to everybody who commented on my stories last week (and for those of you lurkers who looked at them).  There were quite a […]
— Stuart Stockton in August 2006 —

Of Forms and Fangs

It’s Tuesday again! Don’t worry my actual post won’t be as long as last week’s, but there is a bit of extracurricular reading. Now I ended last week saying that I will be going over some of the books I […]
— Stuart Stockton in August 2006 —

Lacking Worlds: How A Focus on Spirituality Can Hamper Christian Fantasy

Most of the Christian fantasy I’ve read has had worlds built out of a religion rather than the beliefs rising out of the world.
— Stuart Stockton in July 2006 —

Greetings From A Crazy Guy

So it’s time for my first post on this crazy thing. I’ll state right up front that I’m no big expert on anything, I’m not even a little one. I’ve got no publishing creds, only a nice little pile of […]
— Stuart Stockton in July 2006 —

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