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Superversive Guest Post: Transport and Guides from Hellish to Heavenish
Today, we have a guest post by the intrepid S. Dorman Transport and Guides from Hellish to Heavenish Without a guide, how is one to get from the city of destruction to the celestial city? During the Middle Ages pilgrims traveled on foot (or hoof). In John Bunyan's work, Christian conversed with Apollyon, out…
Rachel In The Air
Rachel Griffin in flight, drawn for me during my reading at Sasquan by Codex of Codex and Quizzer, the team behind Tempest in a Teardrop. And if you haven't been reading Tempest in a Teardrop, they've gotten pretty funny! I recommend this sequence: The hazing of the new intern Approching the Vile Demense (of the…
Culture War Post 4: The War Over Archetypes!
Forth in our series of articles of Speculative Fiction meets Jung as viewed through the work of Ruth Johnston in her new book: Re-modeling the Mind: Personality in Balance. SF Culture Posts Part One: What Forces Drive the SF Culture War? Part Two: Optimistic in the Night Land Part Three: If You Had Introverted…
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Live chat on Superversive SF Heroes and Villians, what makes them good or bad?
Superversive Blog: Life, Carbon, and the Tao — Part Two!
Today we have Part Two of our Superversive Literary Movement Anniversary essay by Mr. Superversive himself, essayist extraordinaire, Tom Simon! Snarky essays on the art of writing fantasy Life, Carbon, and the Tao by Tom Simon Part One is available here. And now, to the second question: What’s so special about the Tao? Here I…
Superversive Literary Movement Anniversary Essay!
Those of you who have joined us in the last year may not be aware that before the Superversive Literary Movement, there was still Superversiveness. It existed in the form of Mr. Superversive himself, the astute and witty essayist, Tom Simon. When John and I conceived of the idea of the Superversive Literary Movement, we…
HMS Mangled Treasure: or The Rescue of Mr. Spaghetti
I don't think I explained earlier why I like Sci Phi Journal so much. Yes, it has great stories. Yes, it has published John and I. Yes, it is open to Superversive featuers (Folks have asked where to publish Superversive stories. Sci Phi Journal may be the answer–if it can stay afloat.) But those, while…
Sci Phi Mag Needs Us!
Sci Phi Journal needs help! For those who are not familiar with Sci Phi Journal, it offers science fiction stories that have a philosophy. Sci Phi offers a venue for the very kinds of stories that we all want to read but seldom get to see. It features some of the best new authors, like Josh Young and…
Superversive Blog: If You Had Introverted Intuition, My Dinosaur
Third in our ongoing series of articles of Speculative Fiction meets Jung as remodeled through the work of Ruth Johnston in her new book: Re-modeling the Mind: Personality in Balance SF Culture Posts Part One: What Forces Drive the SF Culture War? Part Two: Optimistic in the Night Land Part Three: If You…