Name Our Column! — Two New Columns Coming to Superversive SF
Hello, All! It has been some time since we have had regular posts on this site, but, God willing, that is all about to change! In the coming months, we hope to have more posts Read More
Alma Deutscher, the Superversive and the Importance of Beauty in Art
Alma Deutscher is a world-famous musical prodigy and composer, who at the age of 15 has already composed full orchestral concertos and even a full opera, with her music having being performed together with major Read More
The Castle of Llyr: The Chronicles of Prydain 3
The third book of the chronicles begins 18 months after the destruction of the Black Cauldron and details the Princess Eilonwy’s journey to become a proper young lady and magic user. Not understanding why she Read More
Single Boost: The Pulp Mindset: A NewPub Survival Guide!
Having trouble making a living as a writer in this crazy age? This book may be your answer: Out with the Old, in with the NewPub Nobody reads anymore. In an age where audiences consume Read More
Planetary: Luna audiobook soars!
Planetary: Luna audiobook makes good!
The True Strength of Femininity
Another great look at the true feminine character by Moira Greyland Strong female characters fail when they try to supplant or replace male characters, or when their “powers” overwhelm their humanity. It is already understood Read More
What cost for the Hero?
After much thinking about Joseph Campbell’s Monomyth, I concluded it was incorrect. The problem is that there are too many exceptions. In his many-step journey, he states that many stories will have these out of Read More
Subverting the Superversive Tolkien
I recently trimmed down the amount of time I spend on Twitter. Maybe I need to go back and trim it down again. I came across a real peach of a tweet. The only redeemingly Read More
Superversive Sunday talks Fantastic Schools, Volume One
In which Superversive Sunday interviews yours truly about the new anthology, Fantastic Schools, Volume One, and much hijinks ensues.
Review of STAR TREK: AVAILABLE LIGHT
I cannot count the number of STAR TREK novels I have read over the years. Not as many recently as I used to, in fact, no new ones in a few years. It’s the old Read More