Steven Meehan is a fiction author whose work explores consequence, pressure, and the systems people build to impose order on uncertain worlds.

The crew of Larian’s first settlement mission enters orbit believing the hardest decisions are behind them. 
Cleared to land on a neighboring world within their solar system, the operation appears routine until a 
catastrophic failure sends the ship crashing to the surface.

Stranded on an unfamiliar and hostile planet, survival quickly replaces procedure. Dangerous creatures 
roam the terrain, supplies are limited, and the assumptions that guided the mission no longer apply. As 
order begins to fracture, Commander Tarian and the remaining crew are forced to confront the limits 
of preparation, leadership, and trust.

Colonization is a science fiction novel about first contact without discovery, survival without certainty, 
and the fragile systems people rely on when control slips away.

Sebastian & Jimmy Poetry: Getting It Wrong Vol. 1 collects the first year of
comedic poems built around a familiar rhythm of misunderstanding.

Most pieces center on a phrase, a bit of slang, or a simple assumption that
Jimmy hears and immediately commits to, armed with absolute confidence.
This leaves Sebastian to attempt, unsuccessfully, to correct the faulty
interpretation. What follows is a rapid escalation of certainty, confusion,
and unintended consequence, rendered not in prose, but verse.

Originally performed as short-form video poems, these pieces are gathered
here for the first time as a single volume. They can be read in any order,
revisited at random, or enjoyed one misunderstanding at a time.

The humor lives in timing rather than spectacle, in the space between what
was said and what was heard, and in a friendship resilient enough to
survive being wrong every time.