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For too long, science fiction has been viewed as a boys’ club—space battles, laser guns, and brooding antiheroes leading the charge. But look a little closer, and you’ll see that women have always been there—quietly coding, exploring, questioning, building futures both imagined and real. And today, more than ever, women are claiming their place at the helm of science fiction—not just as characters, but as creators, change-makers, and world-builders. Women Have Always Been Her

In a world where science fiction still leans heavily on male protagonists and familiar, traditional arcs, I’ve always felt compelled to write something different. When I began creating my books, I knew I wanted stories driven by strong, complicated, capable women—characters who don’t just survive their worlds, but shape them. If you love sci-fi that empowers women and challenges the norms we’ve all quietly accepted for too long, then you’re exactly who I’m writing for. The Po

I grew up with my head in the stars—sometimes literally, lying in the grass at night, and sometimes buried in the pages of science fiction that made the impossible feel just within reach. Those stories didn’t just entertain me; they rewired the way I see the world, sparking questions about what could be, what should be, and where we might be headed. Somewhere along the way, I started writing my own stories. I want to create stories and reflections that blend imagination with