Ray N. Franklin

Milky Way galaxy core, raynfranklin.com

Newsletter

I have two newsletters. For Science Fiction fans, Deep Space Opera is immediately below. Hit the big green “Subscribe to DSO” button.

If you are more interested in palindromes, the TENET newsletter is your best bet. Click here to see more, or scroll down the page.

Deep Space Opera
NGC 6956 is a barred spiral galaxy with a yellowish center and two primary arms spiraling away from the barred middle. The background is deep black with isolated stars and a few small galaxies. In the middle third, the arms are yellowish with dark red, irregular streaks throughout. As the arms reach the outer third of the galaxy, they turn blue. Subscribe to Deep Space Opera Newsletter!

Deep Space Opera is my free Science Fiction newsletter for space opera enthusiasts. Each new novel in the Alloyed series inspires multiple issues filled with background material and details about worlds, species, characters and more.

Check out the DSO newsletter archives to see what you’ve been missing. Then become a subscriber.

Subscribe to DSO today!

Image credit: NASA, ESA, and D. Jones (University of California, Santa Cruz); Processing: Gladys Kober (NASA/Catholic University of America). Licensed under Creative Commons 2.0

— Ray N. Franklin

Tenet newsletter
Tenet Newsletter, ancient Roman 2D palindrome called the Sator Square.

My free newsletter TENET keeps you informed about the world of palindromes, and the turbocharged tutorial Palindrome Composer 101 is yours free. Enter your email now!

Browse the TENET newsletter archives for awesome tips on writing palindromes.

Subscribe to Tenet today!

— R. Franklin