Monthly Archives: April 2015

Just accepted an offer from Mr. Jason Rennie to be an editor on the Superversive SF site. I will be posting under the name Anthony M. I’m slightly disappointed that my last two posts on the Hugos are already up. … Continue reading →

Both Sad and Rabid Puppies claim that they are in favor of supporting authors regardless of their political background, and what they are protesting is discrimination against authors with the “wrong” beliefs. So far the most popular SJW response has been … Continue reading →

Here is Issue 5 of the Sci Phi Journal! In it you can find my article “The Philosophy of Serenity”. If you’ve already read the original once posted on this site you should know that this version does contain some … Continue reading →

There seems to be this idea that on the anti-sad puppies side of the Hugo debate George R.R. Martin has “kept a level head” and acted fair and respectful. No. No. No he did not. Let me be clear: I … Continue reading →

[From the education major] “Okay. Teach half of my classes and it’s a deal.” Replace “Do half of my work” with the field of your choosing.

There’s a minor scuffle going down on Victor Reppert’s blog “Dangerous Ideas”. The story goes that violence in the world is at its lowest point in human history. This, goes the argument, means that humanity has become more moral, proving … Continue reading →

Due to its publication in the Sci Phi Journal in the very near future, my article “The Philosophy of Serenity” has been removed from the blog. The Sci Phi Journal version connects Serenity more tightly to C.S. Lewis. I also … Continue reading →

So one of the places I submitted “Second Thoughts” was an anthology called “Spark”, which does not discriminate by genre. Being a smart submitter I paid the six bucks and change to pick up the anthology. And who was the author … Continue reading →

The Grinder is a truly outstanding resource for anybody trying to break into writing. I just submitted “Second Thoughts” to six different publications, none of which I would have even heard of without the Grinder. It’s basically a market database, … Continue reading →

The story is titled “Second Thoughts”. It is the story of how a suicidal girl and her kidnapper find redemption, whether they want to or not. I very much like how it came out. Personally I think it is my … Continue reading →