Science, History, and Fiction in Everyday Life
The Winter 2023 edition of Frozen Wavelets –Issue #8– is live. Read the beautifully dark and quirky flash fiction and poetry of eleven authors from all over the world. Featuring Colleen Anderson, Daniel Ausema, Deborah D. Davitt, Ruth Joffre J.D….
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On March 3 [redacted, quality checks in progress], Frozen Wavelets #8 (Winter 2023) will go live, featuring our typical mix of flash fiction and dark poetry by truly amazing authors. We cannot wait to share it with the world.
After many delays, Frozen Wavelets Issue #7 is finally live. Read the excellent flash fiction and poetry of ten authors from all over the world. Featuring Carly Racklin, Beth Cato, Louis Evans, Avra Margariti, Sarina Dorie, Deborah L. Davitt, Lena…
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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 and pressed your sole against the surface. Felt it push back. Then a wave broke over…
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EDITED ON 27 FEBRUARY 2022 It has been a while in this pandemic year, but here we are again. In Spring 2022, Frozen Wavelets #7 (double issue Fall/Winter) will go live, featuring another mix of flash fiction and dark poetry…
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It seems ages since the last time I have posted here, but it has (only) been about a month. Many things happened in this time, one being finalising the decisions for the last round of submissions to Frozen Wavelets and…
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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 make a full statistical analysis but we had more than 500 pieces), which, considering we only…
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Just a quick post to remind you the submission window for 2021 in going to close in 48 hours. We have received so far more than 350 pieces in between flash fiction and poetry. As mentioned before, due to staff…
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Please remember to follow the guidelines and submit exclusively to the Moksha portal. All the rest will be deleted unread. As announced, we are also seeking applications for a volunteer position as an Editor, to replace the one who left…
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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 6 September. The window will remain open for about three weeks, until September 25. Please make…
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