Author: Steph P. Bianchini
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Standard Deviant by Holly Schofield
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…
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Frozen Wavelets – Status Update #3
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…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Tree in Drought by Beth Cato
Roots suckle brittle earth trunk soulless its dryad retreated to greener ethereal realms scalded leaves whirl away the tree mourns hollow [About the author:…
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2019 Award Eligibility Post
Nomination season is open, and it is customary for writers to prepare a list of the eligible work appeared in the year of reference…
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Simulations of the Universe. Take your pick.
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…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Café Macondo by Megan Arkenberg
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,…
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Space News (November 2019)
I have fallen behind with Space News recently, and the reason for it is that now I work more or less full time on…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Watering Silk Flowers by Kelly Sandoval
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…
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Three for the Month (November 2019)
November is traditionally the SF month in the blogging community but this year, due to job reasons, is going for me to be Medieval…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: “She Sleeps” by Annie Neugebauer
She lays curled atop a pile of glittering diamonds, caught between the roaring surf and a five-hundred-foot cliff that forms a semicircle around her.…
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Frozen Wavelets – Status Update #2
This is the second status update for Frozen Wavelets, and probably the last before the beginning of the operations. The line-up for the first…
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Three for the Month (October 2019)
This month I am slightly late to announce my three selected books, but the good thing is that I have already started reading them.…
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In the Shadow of the Moon (2019) – A review.
“One of the chief joys of the time travel subgenre is strictly mechanical: it’s all about the ways nonlinear characters let creators deconstruct a…
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Space News -update
It has been a while since the last time I’ve given any news about what’s going on in the sector. This is mainly due…
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Milford 2019
This week I am attending Milford Conference, the yearly gathering with other writers from the SFF community that takes place at Trigonos, Snowdonia (North…
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Frozen Wavelets – Status Update
It is almost mid-September, and things here at Frozen Wavelets are progressing pretty fast. All authors have returned their signed contracts, payments are going…
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Three for the Month (September 2019)
In these difficult (in the sense of super-busy) days at work, it is never an easy task to find time to read a new…
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(Good) Outlets for your drabbles
Frozen Wavelets is temporarily closed for submission (we’ll reopen at some moment in Fall 2019), but it doesn’t mean there aren’t other good outlets…
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Dublin2019 – Snapshots from a Worldcon
This is a limited selection of a series of random photos I have taken over four days of Worldcon. The organisation was great [REDACTED…
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Market News -three great months
It has been a while since the last time I’ve updated this blog, mainly due to my full-time job. I have finished three non-fiction…
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Frozen Wavelets- summary of July submissions
The first submission period for Frozen Wavelets (the upcoming speculative flash fiction and poetry zine hosted by this blog) closed on 15 July. It…
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Voting for the Hugo Awards
The end of July is rapidly approaching, and it’s now the time to vote for the Hugo Awards, whether you’re attending Worldcon (this year…
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The day the Eagle landed.
Only a few dates in the history of humankind are as iconic as Saturday, 20 July 1969, the very day a man walked on the…
