Hi everyone, I’m Coby Spurrier, author of the sci-fi series Interstellar Wars and its growing expanded universe. I’m 35. I’m on the autism spectrum, which shapes how I think, world-build, and dive deep into the technical and cultural details of my universe. I’m also a crossdressing Norse pagan, and my spiritual and personal identity often influence the themes of fate, honor, resilience, and mythic legacy woven throughout my work. Those elements are not side notes in my life; they inform the lens through which I see conflict, character, and the architecture of entire civilizations, guiding how I construct narratives and how I approach storytelling at every level. They affect how I map out timelines, how I design belief systems, how I build political hierarchies, and how I explore the psychological weight carried by my characters. They are embedded in the DNA of my writing process, shaping tone, scope, and the relentless attention to detail that defines Interstellar Wars and its growing expanded universe.   At the core, I write stories about survival, power, belief, and what it means to stand your ground—whether on a battlefield, a distant colony world, or within yourself. My work centers on the tension between strength and conviction, the cost of ambition, and the internal wars that mirror the interstellar ones, always anchored in the same foundational ideas that drive Interstellar Wars and its expanded universe. I return again and again to those central themes because they are the backbone of everything I create, the gravitational center around which every character arc, faction conflict, and ideological clash orbits. Whether I am outlining a campaign, drafting a confrontation, or refining the smallest cultural detail, those core ideas remain constant, reinforcing the identity and scope of Interstellar Wars and its growing expanded universe.