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Writing Hard Science Fiction
What do readers want? Inside the mind of the hard science fiction reader.
Building Believable Future Worlds
Does something have to make sense to be believable? Some unbelievable mechanisms that we take for granted.
Using Real Science in Fiction
How research drives the story and how the story can drive research.
A.I, Ethics, and Storytelling
The changing ethical face of A.I and drastically increased lifespans. Is the danger in A.I. in making them too much like ourselves? How long is too long a lifespan?
From Idea to Published Book
Tackling the gauntlet of moving from a good story idea, to writing it, and finally publishing it. What does the mountain you are about to climb look like.
Book Marketing for Authors
Writing the book is the easy part...
60-minute presentation
90-minute presentation
Half-day workshop
Full-day workshop
Virtual session
Custom group program
How to turn scientific ideas into story concepts
How to build believable future societies
How to balance realism with drama
How to create high-stakes speculative scenarios
How to think through AI, space, and civilization-scale problems
How to leave with usable writing or discussion prompts
Jeff Knoblauch writes hard science fiction that explores astrophysics, artificial intelligence, human survival, and the future of civilization. His workshops combine storytelling, science, and practical creative exercises for audiences who want ideas they can actually use.
Jeff Is:
Author of The Journey of Atlantis series
Available for in-person or virtual sessions
Suitable for writers, students, educators, and readers
Intro Sessions
60 minutes
Talk and Q & A
Best for libraries and book clubs
Interactive Workshop
90 to 120 minutes
Exercises and discussion
Best for writers and students
Custom Program
Half-day or full-day
Tailored to your group
Best for schools, conferences, and organizations