Science, History, and Fiction in Everyday Life
We’re finally there. Issue #1 will go live later this week, with flash fiction and poetry by Colleen Anderson, Stewart C Baker, Anatoly Belilovsky, Octavia Cade, Isabel Cañas, Beth Cato, Marc Criley, Deborah Davitt, KC Grifant, Annie Neugebauer, Margarita Serafimova,…
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In daytime, while I’m asleep, the grievers plant their sleepers in the garden, and from them grow the pretty stone trees. At night, the garden is all mine, and I enjoy the quiet. I can’t remember when the whispers started….
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After Medieval history in November (rewarded by S2 of Knightfall just landed on Netflix, something that makes me cringe but I can’t void watching it. Review to follow shortly), this festive month I’m all for entertainment, and therefore, back to…
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Ashley crouched behind the Audi, watching her boyfriend through the plate glass window of the Denny’s restaurant. The red and yellow neon sign above punctured the darkness. Pancakes. Coffee. And, visible in the window below: her sweet, sweet Brut. He…
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Just a quick update regarding the publication schedule. The weekly posts -introducing new authors and/or publishing flashes and poetry- have been coming out regularly since the beginning of November as announced. This will continue in December as well. However, issue…
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Roots suckle brittle earth trunk soulless its dryad retreated to greener ethereal realms scalded leaves whirl away the tree mourns hollow [About the author: Nebula-nominated Beth Cato is the author of the Clockwork Dagger duology and the Blood of Earth…
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If exploring the Universe has always been one of your dreams, you might start using what’s available right now and try one of the many simulators out there. Some are very technical and require a good understanding of cosmology, others…
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The scanner bips and gives a four-note ascending scale of disapproval. Item not found. I look at the package in my hand. “I’m sorry, ma’am, but this coffee’s not in our system. It’s from an alternate dimension’s grocery store.” Her…
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I have fallen behind with Space News recently, and the reason for it is that now I work more or less full time on a space project… no more time for idle stargazing (and purposelessly reading about space). Here you…
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On Tuesdays, Susan waters the flowers. They’re not real flowers, of course. Real flowers are such a waste, and Aaron doesn’t like it when they start to wilt. But he likes the idea of flowers. So, she fills up the…
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