So, Superversive Press has had a big week with the initial release of Forbidden Thoughts and sci phi journal subscribers can expect
MoreSo the first year of Sci Phi Journal in its new format comes to an end. I will be catching up on
MoreIn Larry Niven’s Known Space Universe, humanity finds itself, early in its exploration of space, under attack by the Kzinti, a race
MoreSo things are progressing along at Sci Phi Journal and we are coming up to our 1 year anniversary of the new
MoreScience-fiction and fantasy tend toward the epic. In science-fiction, the sheer scale of the visible universe inspires the heroic, and in the
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MoreSorry things have been a bit slow with Sci Phi Journal lately, I haven’t been in the best health but I am
MoreThere is a popular and growing disdain for the concept of an afterlife today. Among agnostics and atheists, it is seen as
MoreSorry there has been no news for a couple of weeks, things have been crazy. I do have some news though. I
MoreLike so many of my generation – which I still prefer to call the Children of the Eighties – Star Wars was
MoreThere is a bit of news to report this week. First up, I have read a few more of the short stories
MoreSo, interesting week, didn’t win a Hugo, not really surprising, but thanks everyone who voted for Sci Phi Journal, I am honored
MoreI have had some time to get on top of things a bit and am making progress I things I need to
MoreThe time for our first print bundle draws near with a collection of the first three months of this year, and this
MoreOver a decade ago, I was asked to sit on a panel at WisCon. The subject of the panel was whether religion
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