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Articles by L. Jagi Lamplight Wright
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The Paragon of Realism, Superheroes!
Hello world, it is I, Orville E Wright. Here’s another article, I hope you like it. “Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” Forest Gump, Forest Gump. There is a writing technique called […]
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Signal Boost: Freeing Eden
This is extremely exciting for me, because I have been cheering on the author since her first early a decade ago. To see her realize her dream and reach publication is such a joy! All […]
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Interview with J. Manfred Weichsel
Manfred Weichsel is the author of Going Native & other stories, which includes science fiction, fantasy, and horror tales that originally appeared in Cirsova Magazine, the Planetary: Earth anthology from Superversive Press, Weird Mask Zine, […]
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I Love Iron Man II
Part one is here. I Love Iron Man 3000 (Part II) (Spoilers) by Stephanie Souder Yesterday, I happened to scroll down to read the comments on a clip from Iron Man 2, and yes, I laughed […]
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Interview with James Pyles
James Pyles attended the first ever Superversive writing course, The Art and Craft of Writing. Since then, he has had short stories appear in several anthologies! He is our shooting star Guinea Pig! Here, we […]
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I Love Iron Man — a look at Marvel’s star character by Stephanie Souders
Stephanie Sounders is taking a look at Marvel’s Main Man. Here we have the first of her articles: I Love Iron Man 3000 (Spoilers) As I tweeted a few days ago, I now […]
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Possible Vlads
Looking for a model for Vladimir Von Dread. Someone the cover artist can use for inspiration. (For those who don’t know the character, think 19-year-old Dr. Doom.) Illustrations: The original game photo: Possible models: I […]
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Signal Boost — WORLD WAR FOUR: A Science Fiction Anthology
Another anthology with a story by one of Superversive’s own Guinea pigs–James Pyles from the first The Art and Craft of Writing class. Einstein said: “I do not know with what weapons World War III […]
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Message is the New Comedy
Recently, there was a quote going around about how late night shows no longer contained comedy, because comedians can’t get away with mocking anything anymore. Instead, they make political comments that agree with their audience’s […]