SPACE PIRATES IN HELL!!! Buy on Amazon Today, we are book bombing Nethereal (like etherial with a n at the beginning) by Brian Niemeier. I had the honor of being the editor for this fascinating book. It has a very interesting and unusual mood, kind of like if a science fiction story were set…
7 to 9 EST. John and I will be there toward the second half, I believe, but the whole time will be discussing the God, Robot anthology. For more information. To see the God, Robot antholgy.
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Hello, Folks, I am honored today to have an interview with a beautiful young singer, who happens to be the daughter of a fellow Johnny (St. John's College, Annapolis, MD). Below, she talks about singing and what has inspired her to pursue her dream. How did you come to chose singing as the dream you…
Before I start, an argument was made to me that Political Correctness is not the appropriate term for this issue. Having given it some thought, I think there is an argument both for and against this claim. I will discuss the matter in a different essay. Now, to begin… 1) In my recent discussions about…
New anthology with stories by John and myself! GOD, ROBOT, edited by Anthony Marchetta, is a collection of intertwined stories that explore the meaning of intelligence, faith, retribution, and redemption. It is the year 6080 AD. Detective Theseus Hollywell has at last discovered the hiding place of William Locke, a notorious fugitive from justice…
On a recent Superversive SF, Peter Bradley recommended a book called School of Darkness by Bella Dodd, a woman who had been active in the Communist party in the 30s through 50s, before returning to the Catholic Church. I grew up in New York. My father came from the Bronx. My mental image of Labor Unions…
A debate broke out recently about political correctness between myself and some of my fellow SF fans. (You can read Matthew M. Foster’s response here.) I am very fond of Mr. Foster, but I must respectfully disagree. Once, many years ago, I spent a week at a Rensi Zen monastery. It was housed in a…
Once upon a time, my husband was an atheist. Then he had a heart attack, and was healed by prayer. He both converted and went to the hospital to find out what happen. They told him, his heart itself was healthy, but he needed a quintuple bipass. When he came home from the hospital, he…
An interview with author Frank Luke, who gives one of the best arguments for why it is not immoral for Christians to read and write fantasy I've ever seen. How did you come to write your book? Rebirths started as a short story called “New Life.” I'd written several of those, and had an idea while…