Laura L. Fox's Blog

This was too good not to also share here: Jeff Goldblum’s answer to his thoughts on the nature of an alien attack, should it happen.

My thoughts precisely, Mr. Goldblum, and one INITIATE and the other two books in myD’Andari’i Cycletrilogy will attempt to answer.

(Pay special attention to minutes 2:28 – 04:10 for what I’m talking about)

Auroras have captured the imagination of peoples from ancient times all the way through the current era. Although the advent of modern science and technology has allowed us to observe the auroras in ways unprecedented…

Above…

(International Space Station)

…and even THROUGH an aurora…

(photographed by Alexander Gerst in August 2014)

…our understanding of the auroras has been limited to whatever our imaginations can cast up about these beautiful, mystical, and ethereal displays of light. S...

The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, is a phenomenon most of you have probably heard of…and maybe a few lucky of you have even gotten to see! It is my dream this year (probably next year though) to go to Iceland during the peak season and witness them in all their splendor myself.

(This is just one of a stunning spread of photos, as well as a time-lapse video. I HIGHLY encourage you to check out the full sequence by clicking on the website linke...

If you’ve been following my Instagram (@laurafoxauthor) and my Twitter (@theliteraryfox), you’ve probably noticed I am a *little* obsessed with Weddell seals.

But come on, aren’t they out-of-this-world adorable?

And so bright-looking!

(I love how they look like they’re posing in this photo; the mom’s all “What up? Nothing to see here, we’re just cute little seals, doing our thing. Yeah, that’s right.”)

I have always, always for as far back as I can remember, been an animal lover…especially...

Zero degrees west, and ninety degrees south that is – the heart of Antarctica.

Antarctica has always been a place of romance for me – of possibilities and endless expanses ripe for the imagination to traverse. A place of infinite beauty and profound contemplation. It is a place of deep time reflected by the eons-old stars above and the still greatly-unexplored depths of the ocean below. Whales, seals, plankton, and sea life that shelter along its shores and in its waters have done so for year...

Greetings!

And congratulations on finding my blog, Internet space-time travelers! I know it wasn’t easy: between the EM band of pop music landmines stretching from Earth to Pluto and beyond,the blackhole of Youtube videos exerting their irresistible gravitational force, and the ever-present Facebook drama playing out at the border of reality and hyperbole on the fringes of space, the journey was arduous, awesome, and sometimes downright adorable. (Because let’s not forget the omnipresent arm...