Chris Lopez
@flyingwordcraft.ink
SFF author, engineer. Spends his time writing, building things, and telling his wife and kids silly jokes. Adores intricate, detailed storytelling that gets him believing in a magic system or fanciful technology as much as its characters.
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Second day of #SanFranciscoWritersConference down. I've met so many wonderful people with amazing stories to tell and heard so many great panel discussions. What a crazy, wonderful ride this is. #sfwc
February 8, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Second day of #SanFranciscoWritersConference down. I've met so many wonderful people with amazing stories to tell and heard so many great panel discussions. What a crazy, wonderful ride this is. #sfwc
I couldn’t be more excited to take the next step in my writing journey with @erniechiara.com and @fuseliterary.bsky.social !
I’m happy to share that Chris Lopez @flyingwordcraft.ink has signed on with me as a new client at Fuse @fuseliterary.bsky.social! Welcome, Chris! 🎉
November 21, 2024 at 9:15 PM
I couldn’t be more excited to take the next step in my writing journey with @erniechiara.com and @fuseliterary.bsky.social !
If you feel the ground it shaking, that might just be me holding in some amazing news. What a wild month it’s been…
November 21, 2024 at 8:27 PM
If you feel the ground it shaking, that might just be me holding in some amazing news. What a wild month it’s been…
Rewriting this outline from the antagonist’s perspective has been really useful: now I’m stuck in all sorts of new and interesting places
November 10, 2024 at 5:25 PM
Rewriting this outline from the antagonist’s perspective has been really useful: now I’m stuck in all sorts of new and interesting places
I think I need to add a flashback. I might also need to lie down.
October 11, 2024 at 5:26 AM
I think I need to add a flashback. I might also need to lie down.
This new outline is going so slow, but I guess that's to be expected considering I haven't practiced this phase of the writing process in multiple years.
Nothing illustrates the enormity of long-form writing quite like moving from editing a near-finished project to starting something new.
Nothing illustrates the enormity of long-form writing quite like moving from editing a near-finished project to starting something new.
October 17, 2023 at 4:59 AM
This new outline is going so slow, but I guess that's to be expected considering I haven't practiced this phase of the writing process in multiple years.
Nothing illustrates the enormity of long-form writing quite like moving from editing a near-finished project to starting something new.
Nothing illustrates the enormity of long-form writing quite like moving from editing a near-finished project to starting something new.
Wisdom from the children: “anything can be dessert if you believe”
October 10, 2023 at 2:01 AM
Wisdom from the children: “anything can be dessert if you believe”
That feeling when you decide to tear apart Chapter One like you wish you’d done months ago
October 4, 2023 at 4:12 AM
That feeling when you decide to tear apart Chapter One like you wish you’d done months ago
“What inspired you to write this book?”
I could write another book explaining that.
I could write another book explaining that.
September 28, 2023 at 4:54 PM
“What inspired you to write this book?”
I could write another book explaining that.
I could write another book explaining that.