Diaries of a Speculative Biologist

Wondering how you can make this blog bigger and better? Here are various ways in which you can contribute, most of which don't require much effort on your part.

Comment and discuss

Simply comment and make suggestions. Help improve the quality of our articles by making your own suggestions on how to write it. You may also suggest your own ideas and concepts that you might want featured on this website. Your comments are very important and are always read.

Suggest ideas

As mentioned before, you can suggest your own ideas to be featured on this blog. There are two main ways you can do this, either by commenting on a blog post that might be related to your idea or by contacting the writer at his deviantART profile. You can also do so on the Speculative Evolution Forums: link .

Produce artwork

Artwork is always helpful as far as aiding the presentation of an idea, so it would be wonderful if you produce your own art for this site, to go along with a published concept or one you wish to be published here.

Write an article

We are always willing to highlight guest authors, so if you have an idea for an article and you would like to write one, it may just be featured on this blog (as long as the quality is outstanding). If you want an idea of what we are looking for, simply browse the articles already published.

This website is for those of us with a vivid imagination and a love for the field of evolutionary biology. This blog will cover a variety of topics, greatly inspired by the already present community of speculative biologists on the web. If you are unfamiliar with what speculative biology is: speculative biology is basically evolution meets science fiction. It is a broad topic that covers exobiology, future life on Earth, alternative worlds, and some less easily summarized concepts. The concepts created by speculative biologists are in no way 100% factual predictions of what life would be like or might be like, but rather fictional hypotheses that still could happen or may happen in the future. The ideas and concepts featured here are creations of the primary author (a.k.a. the Speculative Biologist) or were suggested by fellow thinkers and artists. Occasionally, this blog will feature the works of others, including full projects and websites. There will also be a number of interviews and special features that will be posted.