Steve Karmazenuk is, first and foremost, a loving father to three wonderful young adults.  Besides that, he is also an asexual, a lifelong writer, a Montrealer, a Canadian, a (usually Mandalorian™-themed) cosplayer, former music journalist and op-ed writer, acoustic folk guitar student with short, clumsy fingers, amateur luthier, convict, Generation-Xer, lover of the Oxford Comma, and defender of two spaces after a period, exclamation mark, or interrogation mark.  Any sentence-ending punctuation, really.  Oh, and he’s also been a curmudgeon as far back as recorded memory.

While working in the music scene, he also wrote Oh Well, Whatever, Nevermind: A Story of Sex, Drugs and Grunge Rock, set during the 1990s in the music scene of a small college town just outside Montreal.  This is something he, being me, as I am writing my own About the Author page, enjoys talking about, as it was an experiment in stream-of-consciousness with multiple narrators.

His forthcoming release is the author’s edition of They Came in Peace, a novel that dares ask, what if aliens invaded, not to conquer Earth, enslave us or steal our resources, but to save us and save our world…whether we liked it or not?  He will be talking about it here.

However, due to the glacial pace of pre-publishing, this weblog has become devoted to something else: my fight for justice, my fight to be reunited with my children, the fight for my dignity, the fight against the Direction de Protection de Jeunesse du Quebec.

I do not allow post comments, but my contact information is available to people who read this weblog.  All you have to do is find it.