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Tales of the Once and Future King Launch Party

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Tomorrow at 10am Eastern Time (note the change from the usual time of 3pm Eastern Time!) there will be a SuperversiveSF Livestream to celebrate today’s launch of Tales of the Once and Future King, masterfully edited by Anthony and Mariel Marchetta and featuring a reprint of “The Beast”, originally serialized on this blog and featured in Selected Verse: Heroes and Wonders. Anthony, myself, L.Jagi Lamplighter and other contributors to the anthology will be there to discuss the book and all that went into it. It’s sure to be an interesting and fun time, so head on over to superversivesf.com tomorrow to listen in.


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Upcoming Superversive Livestream – DragonCon AAR

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While we initially hoped to do a livestream from DragonCon this year, since there were so many of us there, in the end it didn’t work out so we’ll be having a post-convention discussion today at 3pm EST to talk about all that went on there, and who knows what else, given the way these livestreams tend to go 🙂

Head on over to superversiveSF to listen in.

SuperversiveSF Livestream with special guests Dave Truesdale and Nick Cole

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The next Superversive Livestream is happening at 3pm EST tomorrow, on the subject of the Hugo Award versus the Dragon Awards, and will feature Dave “Snowflake Slayer” Truesdale and not one but three Dragon Award Winners: Nick Cole, returning as a guest and our two regulars John C. Wright and Brian Niemeier. It’s sure to be an entertaining discussion, so Head over to SuperversiveSF and give us a listen!

Sci Phi Journal and SuperversiveSF are Hugo finalists!

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This is another proud moment. Sci Phi Journal, where I am a member of the editing staff and have contributed to more issues than anyone else, is one of the five finalists for a Hugo award in the ‘Best Semiprozine’ category, and SuperversiveSF, where I am a regular contributor and one of the founding members, is one of the five finalists for best fanzine. Fellow SuperversiveSF member and Sci Phi Journal contributor Brian Niemeier is on the shortlist for the John W. Campbell award for best new writer, the only finalist not to be in his final year of eligibility.

Congratulations to everyone who made the final list!

The full list of finalists can be found here

To become a subscriber to Sci Phi Journal, go here

 

 

Another SuperversiveSF livestream – Nick Cole and Blacklisting in SF

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There is going to be another SuperversiveSF livestream tomorrow (Saturday 18th March) at 3pm Eastern Time (7pm GMT, now that daylight saving is no longer active in the US), with special Guest Nick Cole, discussing his book Ctrl-Alt-Revolt and the phenomenon of blacklisting in Science Fiction. It is sure to be an entertaining discussion.

In related news, SuperversiveSF has made the Sad Puppies shortlist for the best fanzine of 2015, and Sci Phi Journal for the best Semiprozine of 2015 and best short form editor. I am proud to have played my part in both of these fine new organizations, and other members of these two groups are up for further awards, Daddy Warpig and Brian Niemeier are on the list for Geek Gab (Best fancast), Brian Niemeier for his novel Nethereal and Campbell award for best new writer, and John C. Wright for his spectacular novel Somewhither (all of the above should be taking part in the livestream tomorrow).

 

A Superverversive Livestream with guest Milo Yiannopolis

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There is going to be another superversiveSF roundtable discussion today, in just under four hours from now in fact, with special guest Milo Yiannopolis from Breitbart. With Milo and John C. Wright in the room, it’ll be interesting to see if anyone else gets a word in edgeways 🙂

 

 

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