Author: Steph P. Bianchini
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Berserk News –Post Miura chapters
Like everyone else who followed the Berserk saga for over a decade or so (for some people it is even longer than that), I…
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Frozen Wavelets Issue #8 is online
The Winter 2023 edition of Frozen Wavelets –Issue #8– is live. Read the beautifully dark and quirky flash fiction and poetry of eleven authors…
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Frozen Wavelets Issue #8 – Cover Reveal
On March 3 [redacted, quality checks in progress], Frozen Wavelets #8 (Winter 2023) will go live, featuring our typical mix of flash fiction and…
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Yet One More Blogversary –9 years
It doesn’t look as if another year passed by from the last time I have posted about a blogversary. Sure, if 2021 was challenging,…
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My Historical Horror novella: The Chancels of Mainz
I have just added a page about my historical horror novella published this year with Luna Press Publishing. It is on the menu and…
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December 2022 -summary of the last two years
It has been a while since the last time I posted some news here. My latest post was in March 2020. The date is…
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Frozen Wavelets Issue #7 is online
After many delays, Frozen Wavelets Issue #7 is finally live. Read the excellent flash fiction and poetry of ten authors from all over the…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: On the Edge by K.A. Wiggins
I’ve always known I could walk on water. You must’ve tried it. Sat on the edge of a dock, jeans rolled up. Reached out…
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нет войн – No War
This is a pledge to all the people reading this blog: please help the Ukrainians.In whatever way you can. If you can fight, go…
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War in Europe
Like many other Europeans, I am horrified to see my continent in the middle of war again. Any war is awful, of course. But…
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Frozen Wavelets Issue #7 – Cover Reveal
EDITED ON 27 FEBRUARY 2022 It has been a while in this pandemic year, but here we are again. In Spring 2022, Frozen Wavelets…
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2022 – the Moon year?
Nobody can deny that 2021 was all about Mars –with three brand new missions heading to the Red Planet and delivering new science and…
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Blogversary #8
It looks strange to celebrate a blogversary after a year like 2021. So many things happened in the last twelve months, and if I…
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Frozen Wavelets and various updates
It seems ages since the last time I have posted here, but it has (only) been about a month. Many things happened in this…
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Frozen Wavelets. Updates on the latest submission round
Submissions are now closed and we’re making progress on the ones still outstanding. We’ve received a record number this time (I have still to…
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Frozen Wavelets. Submissions to close in 48 hours
Just a quick post to remind you the submission window for 2021 in going to close in 48 hours. We have received so far…
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Submissions to Frozen Wavelets are Currently Open
Please remember to follow the guidelines and submit exclusively to the Moksha portal. All the rest will be deleted unread. As announced, we are…
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Frozen Wavelets- submissions to open on Monday (September 6)
After many Covid-related delays and all that these strange times can throw at us, here we are again. Our next submission period opens on Monday…
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Three for the Month (August 2021)
After another month off in my series, and back I am with my reading suggestions in what is a semi-hiatus summer. I took on…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Liars by Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam
Hades was like the other men Evie had requested favors of; he asked Evie to explain herself before he believed that she wanted what…
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And VG makes history. The start of a new age in space.
Yes, it finally happened. After many years of struggles (it all began in 2004) and failed attempts (notable the one in 2014) Virgin Galactic…
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Berserk News-What is going to happen now?
The manga world is still crying for Kentaro Miura’s death, but there are some rumours about the future of one of the most-loved series…
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Three for the Month (June 2021)
Welcome back to my reading suggestion series, after one month’s break. Not that I haven’t read anything in May (quite the opposite) but all…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Two Reflections at Midnight by Merc Fenn Wolfmoor
First, you’ll have to build a gibbet. They were all burned under the Act of Recommitment fifty years ago, when capital punishment was outlawed…