Guest post by author extradinaire, Sarah A. Hoyt: What did I want? I wanted a Roc's egg. I wanted a harem loaded with lovely odalisques less than the dust beneath my chariot wheels, the rust that never stained my sword,. I wanted raw red gold in nuggets the size of your fist and feed that…
So, you want to be Superversive? Eager to join the new movement but not sure how to tell if you have? This post will, God willing, help sort out a bit of the confusion. So, without further ado: The Benchmarks of the Superversive: First and foremost, a Superversive story has to have good storytelling. By…
That last one was such a hit, we'll try another one on the same theme:
We received some great captions, but the most popular was was, hands down: Aren't you a little short for a Storm Trooper? However, a special mention to: These are not the Little Ponies you are looking for.
The Superversive Literary Movement Good storytelling. Great ideas. Greetings, and welcome to the first post of the new Superversive Literary Movement blog, which will appear here on Wednesdays (or occasionally Thursday, if life interferes.) Our very first post is an introduction to the concept of Superversiveness by Mr. Superversive himself, Tom Simon! The Art of Courage…
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Today's winner was: Mr. Jeremy Fisher had forgotten his galoshes and mackintosh, and had to make do with a simple leaf umbrella. :) Runner-up: #FirstWorld Problems
I will be at the Baltimore Book Festival today and tomorrow. If you are in town, stop by the SFWA tent.
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Last week's winner. (Still have to post the winner for the previous week. ) Young Percival patiently waited for Mum to bring him his steed.