Ordinarily, I would consider Ulysses by James Joyce the opposite of everything Superversive stands for. However, a reader contacted me and asked if I would consider a guest blog from an alternate point of view.  So, here, without further ado, is Gabriel Mamola discussing James Joyces Ulysses from a Superverisve point of view:   This is…

Welcome back to our weekly post on the Superversive Literary Movement. On sale now    This post is on one of my favorite things of all things: Christian Magic. Travis Perry at Travis’s Big Ideas has an excellent article on ways that Christians handle magic to make it more or less in keeping with the Bible.…

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…