Me at tea last June, Picture by Virginia Johnson I have been interviewed by a lovely lady, who asked intriguing questions. The interview was great fun and we talked about many writing topics and a few other things, too. See the Interview here!
We hear a great deal nowadays about outrage addiction, how Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sights, combined with fake news, fuel a wrath-based addiction in a large portion of the populace. What we seldom address is that this faux outrage we are all indulging in is not true wrath. It is pride. True wrath…
Visit the Starquest Indiegogo About a year ago, on a car trip, my sons started talking about what they would have done for Star Wars episode 7, 8, and 9. They had some good ideas! I wrote them up into an outline, and John took the first third of the outline and turned it into…
We have two giveaway opportunities at the moment. Enjoy them and feel free to share them with friends! The first one is Silver Empire's Narnia Giveaway. This one collects emails that will be used for, among other things, Superversive Press's mailing list–in return for a chance to win some cool Narnia gifts! Check out the…
The Art and Craft of Writing a Superversive Writing Class For some time, Superversive Press has been talking about putting out a writing course–a series of videos or podcasts. This class would be based on my Writing Tips, my The Three Things I Tell Everyone–my collected information gathered from my years as a professional…
In honor of DragonCon, the Books of Unexpected Enlightenment are all on sale: Free on Friday, August 31st and Saturday September 1st: On sale Thursday, August 30th to Tuesday September 3d (Book Three is on sale in the UK as well)
I have an article in the Journal this month (writing as LJ Wright). Enjoy! Can we pray about the weather? By L. J. Wright From the July 2018 issue of The Christian Science Journal “I don’t even know how to pray about that!” a friend complained recently when discussing a current world issue. “How could my prayer affect…
John and I will be at Liberty Con in Chattanooga this weekend. In honor of this, all my books are on sale: Free (June 29th to July 1st) $1.99 $2.99 $3.99 Comments
I am posting here an article from another site that is on a common theme with my article The Goals of the Superversive Of Mice and Men Without Chests By ANNA GITHENS At first glance one might surmise that the title of this article alludes to the characters in John Steinbeck’s classic. Truthfully, while reading Of Mice and…
Hello all, I ams participating in a mailing list builder with the excellent small press, Silver Empire. This includes a giveaway package of cool Twilight bling for one lucky winner. Win! $200.00 in Twilight goodies! One Lucky Winner! Prizes include: Twilight Forever: The Complete Saga [Blu-ray + Digital], The Twilight Saga White Collection, TEAM EDWARD…
It occurs to me that not everyone here automatically visits Fantastic Schools and Where to Find Them. This might be of interest to some: How Roanoke came to be – the long version Roanoke Academy for the Sorcerous Arts Many years ago, a couple of yeas after graduating from college, I was working at a…
Hey all, John and I will be at Ravencon on Friday and Saturday, April 20th and 21st. Con info available at the Ravencon website. Comments
Hey Folks, Jagi here again! Just wanted to let everyone know that Superversive Press now has a Christian Fantasy and Science Fiction Newsletter called: A Light in the Darkness. This newsletter offers book news, freebies–ebooklets and wallpaper graphics–plus news of new releases, sales, and other intriguing topics. Everyone who subscribes will get access to Sloth…
Birthdays are a time of celebrations Even the birthdays of imaginary characters. In the Books of Unexpected Enlightenment, Rachel Griffin's birthday is March 30st, and Sigfried Smith's birthday is April 1st (falls on Easter this year.) The closeness of their birthdays allows them both to be the same age for two days every year!In honor of…
Part One Part Two When I was in high school, we had something modern schools don’t seem to have called study hall. During study hall, you were free to do choose what to do. You could study, do homework, sometimes even talk quietly. Me? I chose study hall in the library, where I could wander through…
