author
A science-fiction writer with a long-running fascination for time travel, alternate histories, and big speculative ideas, he builds stories that mix adventure with a strong interest in how worlds fit together.
He writes speculative fiction under the name Richard R. Lockwood and presents his work through his personal site, where he describes series built around a larger multiverse and a chronology connecting different books. Titles linked to him there and on major book catalog pages include The Broken Fleet, Lothar the Lost, Moiraland, and other novels tied to time travel and alternate-history themes.
From author-page information available on book retail listings, he was born in Miami, Florida, worked for the University of Florida, and later retired to Citrus County on Florida's Nature Coast. Those same pages describe his interest in wildlife—especially reptiles and insects—which fits neatly with the curious, systems-minded feel of his fiction.
His books suggest an author who enjoys combining imaginative premises with practical detail, whether he is writing about fleets, timelines, or rewritten histories. Readers who like independent science fiction with a taste for world-building and branching possibilities may find plenty to explore in his work.