Forbidden Thoughts Launch Party
Jason Rennie of Superversive SF and Sci Phi Journal is hosting a live stream launch party for the hit SF anthology Forbidden Thoughts. The stream starts today, January 20th 2017, at 2:00 PM Eastern, and the festivities won't stop till after six. Join our revolving panel of guests including Forbidden Thoughts…
Missing the Mark Interview
I recently joined author Christopher Lansdown on his Google Hangouts series Missing the Mark. We ended up talking for almost three hours about science fiction, theology, and whatever else struck our fancy. Chris is quite a knowledgeable fellow, and I'm grateful to have been invited to his show. Check it…
Travelers and Watchdogs
This week on Geek Gab, we discuss the TV series Travelers and Ubisoft's new open world video game Watch Dogs 2. In Superversive news, the official launch party for the already best selling SFF anthology Forbidden Thoughts will commence via YouTube live stream on Friday, January 20th at 2:00 PM Eastern. The stream…
Book Review: Ctrl Alt Revolt! by Nick Cole
This post is long overdue. Like absolutely everyone else, I was intrigued when Harper Collins abruptly cancelled Nick Cole's contract for Ctrl Alt Revolt! due to the manuscript giving a special snowflake editor badfeelz. Ten years ago, Nick would've been screwed. Getting his book to a wide audience back then would…
Nethereal Video Review
Reader JimFear138 has written a review of my breakoug SFF/horror novel Nethereal. The overall assessment is, as he admits, glowing. Which is another thing I feel needs to be brought up. This book outflanked me. Usually when I read a book, I try to guess where the author is going with…
Author Nick Cole on the Importance of Platforms
Nick Cole explains why building an author platform is especially important in this age of SJW disemployment mobs. As writers we're always trying to get people interested in our books. And exposure helps that to happen. Making people aware of your book is key to getting them to actually buy…
Slate Ponders Why Broken Clock Is Only Right Twice a Day
A reader made me aware of Laura Miller's uneasy realization that traditional literary publishers lack the power to confer validation and, increasingly, a subsistence income, on writers. Few connections are more mysterious than the one between writing books and making money. The Christian obligation to instruct the ignorant compels me…
Monster Hunter International by Larry Correia
Last month I reviewed Larry Correia's latest fantasy epic Son of the Black Sword. Before that I reviewed the first book in Larry's Grimnoire Chronicles, Hard Magic. You could say I've taken a tour through the first books in each of his landmark series. The most fascinating part of the…
More Amazon Reviewers Praise the Soul Cycle
Previously I'd observed an increase in sales and Amazon reviews of my books whenever CHORFs attack my fans. Thanks to my stalwart readers, the trend continues. Here is a sample of reviews that books in the Soul Cycle received over the weekend. First up, Souldancer get some love from the indomitable…