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…
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…
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Finally, a distopia by someone who has actually lived in one! Today, we have an interview with Marina Fontaine of Liberty Island, author of the new book, Chasing Freedom. How did you come to write this book? It all began with a flash fiction contest at Liberty Island, an online fiction magazine. A New York…
This essay began as a post on another blog. I commented on it and said that I'd love to post something on this subject for the Superversive Blog. And, here it is! Theologic License by Matthew Schmidt. An apologia before I begin. Being Christian, and more particularly Catholic, I am writing this from the perspective…
We are chatting live tonight at Superversive SF. Rumor has it we will be joined by the Fabulous Milo Yiannnoupolis. Live chat here!
A Girl I Knew A brief Superversive short story by our favorite teen, April Freeman! I knew a girl, she was an angel. Her beauty, soft and innocent, was so pure it seemed untouched by the corruption of the world. It was a beauty I’d never known before. Her soft hair was like a waterfall…
Article by LOU ANTONELLI Back in 2008, when Tor publishing launched Tor.com, they apparently decided to reach out to mainstream media – as opposed to genre outlets – and used an outside public relations company. I was contacted as the managing editor of an Associated Press daily newspaper, and offered an opportunity to do…