The Sci Fi Catholic: webzines

This month's tour goes out to the webzine MindFlights.

Blog Tour:

Brandon Barr
Justin Boyer
Jackie Castle
CSFF Blog Tour
Gene Curtis
D. G. D. Davidson
Jeff Draper
April Erwin
Karina Fabian
Kameron M. Franklin
Beth Goddard
Andrea Graham
Todd Michael Greene
Katie Hart
Michael Heald
Christopher Hopper
Joleen Howell
Jason Joyner
Kait
Carol Keen
Mike Lynch
Terri Main
Margaret
Rebecca LuElla Miller
Pamela Morrisson
John W. Otte
John Ottinger
Rachelle
Steve Rice
Ashley Rutherford
Mirtika or Mir's Here
Rachelle Sperling
Stuart Stockton
Steve Trower
Speculative Faith
Robert Treskillard
Linda Wichman
Laura Williams
Timothy Wise

Currently Reading

D.G.D.: The latest collection of winning stories from the annual contest; the writers are all brand new and in my past experience, the stories are consistently strong.

D.G.D.: I always fret when reading something like this that I'm not getting the best version, but I suppose the Brothers Grimm don't have a definitive version anyway since they edited their own work so many times. One way or the other, this edition has nice binding, gold-gilt pages, and the promise of containing all the stories--except I think it's missing "Bluebeard."

Snuffles: Let's see...snobby upper-class high school, check. Mysterious exclusive club run by bratty rich girl, check. Awkward new girl with magic powers, check. Hot guy, check. Yep, the clichés are all there! Still, it seems to be good-hearted and reasonably decent.

Currently Watching

Snuffles: The nuns-with-guns cartoon against which all others must be measured, for good or ill. Set in the 1920s, featuring a young pistol-packing nun and her (reformed) demon companion who try to stop a rogue demon from remaking the world. Draws heavily on Catholicism, but the metaphysics of the Chrono Crusade universe are all over the place and not really coherent. Has good emotional moments, excellent action, and interesting "cinematography." Flops from humor to drama rapidly but effectively, though occasionally mixes in decidedly misplaced crudities.