Reader and hopefully soon to be contributor Gene gave us a tip on that perennial Sci Phi question, “How do I avoid
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Sorry for being a bit slow on updates, Issue #3 is taking shape, I will release the ToC as soon as I
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Edward Feser has an interesting article called Progressive Materialization, it is interesting. In the Aristotelian-Thomistic (A-T) tradition, it is the intellect, rather
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I found this over at Mike Flynn’s Journal. I would definitely buy one of these!
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I’ve been working through submitted stories. My apologies i’m a little behind but I expect to get through the pile around about
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I’ve spent a good chunk of the weekend recording short interview segments with many of the contributors for Sci Phi Journal #3.
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The Making of the Fellowship: Concepts of the Good in The Lord of the Rings by Tom Simon In my story I
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A work colleague pointed me to this interesting set of videos with some famous philosophers. There were taken from the series In-Depth
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Philosopher and future contributor (Issue #3) Dr Eric Schwitzgebel has been polling his fellow philosophers and constructing lists of science fiction they
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The internet truly seems to have everything. We wanted a list of Batman fight words the other day at work, from the
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I don’t know how much interest there is in a physical copy of the magazine as opposed to only doing electronic editions.
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Magazine reader Gene pointed everyone in the Facebook discussion to this interesting article on Infinities in literature and mathematics by Jorge Alejandro
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Hi everybody, There wont be a December Issue of Sci Phi Journal, but Issue #3 is on track for release in January.
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Dr. Jacobs screamed as he fell out of the rationally understood universe. Above him, the sky was filled with blazing blue and
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I saw this interesting article on the Spectator about a disturbing trend among university students in the UK. I was attacked by
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I’ve updated the official submission guidelines to include a check list of what is required, what genres are ok, lengths, payment etc.
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This is pretty awesome, The Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest which is a competition for the absolute worst opening line for a book. The
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For everybody who is wondering on the progress of stories that have been submitted. I have been making a concerted effort to
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I’ve decided to expand the submission guidelines and you can expect the official ones to be updated shortly but I thought i’d
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