Well, Stellar has been different, to say the least. The entire story was unfamiliar territory for me, took A LOT of research and patience, and was rewritten more times than not. Thus far, it might have been my most challenging story, just because it wasn't in my comfort zone—I mean, how many stories are there about lesbian aliens and astronauts learning an unfamiliar language?
Not enough, but that's neither here nor there.
Despite the difficulties, I am even more humbled now than I was after TPS, as if that were even possible. I'm grateful for your encouragement to continue this, the criticism that's helped me improve, and the support and love you've given to me as a writer.
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, new and old readers.
xoxo,
Harper❤️
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Stellar
Science FictionAnastasia Ellis is the commander of the Demeter Space Station, having worked her way up from an engineer to an astronaut, and finally a commander, in the past seven years. With this, she has close friendships and a stable life on the space station;...
