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M. R. Pritchard, Writer/Reader -
About the Author
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M. R. Pritchard writes about the elemental struggle between good and evil, and gods and monsters, and about people who turn into gods and monsters. Usually with a mix of apocalypse or post-apocalyptic setting. She also includes a spec of a love story because what is humanity without love?
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M. R. Pritchard is a two-time Kindle Scout winning author, her short story "Glitch" has been featured in the 2017 winter edition of THE FIRST LINE literary journal, her short story "Moon Lord" has been featured in Chronicle Worlds: Half Way Home (Part of the Future Chronicles) and will be going to the moon in the Lunar Codex Nov 2024.
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M. R. Pritchard holds degrees in Biochemistry and Nursing. She is a northern New Yorker transplanted to the Gulf Coast of Florida who enjoys coffee, mint chocolate, cloudy days, and reading on the lanai.
Category Archives: Discussion
Beyond Metal and Circuitry: Exploring the Wonders of Robots in Science Fiction and Fantasy Books
Robots have captured our collective imagination for decades, appearing in science fiction and fantasy literature as both companions and adversaries. These fascinating creations have provided a lens through which authors explore the essence of humanity, the ethics of artificial intelligence, … Continue reading
Exploring the Collective Consciousness: Science Fiction and Fantasy Books that Push the Boundaries
Science fiction and fantasy literature offer a rich tapestry of imaginative worlds and thought-provoking concepts. Among the many themes explored within these genres, the concept of collective consciousness stands out as a captivating and often mind-bending subject. In this blog … Continue reading
Earth’s Cosmic Journey: The Impact of Collective Consciousness in an Expansive Universe
Ok, I am almost done on this weeks long rant of collective consciousness and it’s connection to writing and space travel. But, I am a graduate of the Dana Scully College of X-Files & Analytical Observation, and I WANT to … Continue reading
The Collective Consciousness in Science Fiction: Tracing Science Themes Through the Ages
Science fiction, a genre that stretches the boundaries of imagination, has long served as a mirror reflecting our collective hopes, fears, and curiosities about the future and our place in the universe. Over the years, science fiction books have explored … Continue reading
The Tapestry of Collective Consciousness: Exploring the Overlapping Themes in Writing
Writing is a deeply personal and individual endeavor, with authors pouring their unique thoughts and experiences onto the page. However, within the vast landscape of literature, we often find unexpected overlaps and recurring themes that transcend individual works. This phenomenon … Continue reading
The Hundredth Monkey Phenomenon: Exploring the Power of Collective Consciousness
Wait… why are we discussing the hundredth monkey phenomenon on a writing blog? I’ll pull it together over the next few weeks, I promise. But as you know, I’m a scientist at heart and analyze lots to bits and pieces … Continue reading
Timeless Minds: Exploring Personality Traits of Those Who Struggle with Interpreting Time in Science Fiction Books
Time, an abstract construct that governs our lives, is a concept often explored and challenged in science fiction literature. While many readers effortlessly navigate the intricate timelines and time travel paradoxes presented in these books, some individuals possess a unique … Continue reading
Beyond the Stars: Science Fiction Books that Illuminate Mental Health
Science fiction has the incredible ability to transport us to new worlds, but it also has the power to delve into the depths of the human psyche. Within its imaginative narratives, science fiction often tackles profound themes, including mental health. … Continue reading
Unleashing the Mechanical Imagination: Exploring Robots in Science Fiction and Fantasy Books
Robots have long captivated our collective imagination, representing both our fascination with technological advancement and our anxieties about the potential consequences of creating artificial beings. Science fiction and fantasy literature have played a significant role in shaping our perception of … Continue reading