Monthly Archives: January 2016

Weirdly, somehow, Superversive SF has lately been updated mostly by Josh Young and myself, who both just started school. Not sure why, but whatever. Here are a few links. First, my review of “Many Waters”, by Madeleine L’Engle: L’Engle keeps … Continue reading →

Hi all, What the heck. Here is my short story “Second Thoughts”. I changed a couple of things. I think it’s a little better than the version I submitted. The changes are minor, but I think they make a big … Continue reading →

School has started, so my posting level is going to drop pretty significantly until summer hits. Expect roughly a post a week on Superversive SF/Superversive’s Castalia House spot, that I will then link to here. I intend to really buckle … Continue reading →

[CORRECTION. I MADE A MISTAKE. PZ MYERS DID NOT WRITE THE ORIGINAL POST, BUT ONLY LINKED TO IT. SCOTT LYNCH WROTE THE ORIGINAL. PZ MYERS DID, HOWEVER, SUPPORT IT] The game is called “Who’s the liar”. The answer is P.Z. … Continue reading →

Superversive SF will, starting tomorrow, being posting on the Castalia House blog every Tuesday! Colleague Josh Young (who is published in “God, Robot” and I will be doing the first two articles (Josh this week and me next week), and … Continue reading →

We all know this article is dumb, or all who read here should (Warning: Mildly NSFW). I just find it interesting that the article practically has the answer to the question asked, “Why do hot girls not have boyfriends?”. written … Continue reading →

Remember me saying that I would post a scene from my book? About a character named Lance, who escapes from a group of outlaws? No? Yeah, well, I don’t need you anyway. I’ll be submitting it here instead. Cool that … Continue reading →

You know, I’d like to win the lottery. A cool two million or a little more. Cut half (for the government) and you’re still in the millions. Then I pay off all of the loans and mortgages burdening me any … Continue reading →

First up is “Retrospective: “A Wrinkle in Time”, by Madeline L’Engle”. An excerpt: You can’t really summarize the plot. It’s just too bizarre. To give you an idea, at one point Meg is rescued from the control of a giant, … Continue reading →

I have been on the record, in the past, as saying that it doesn’t matter if everybody will eventually go to Heaven or not. We should be trying to bring people to Christ no matter what anyway. Some have taken … Continue reading →