Science, History, and Fiction in Everyday Life
The second submission period for Frozen Wavelets closed on 16 December. It had started on 2 December –so, roughly two weeks. We have just finished dealing with the shortlisted pieces, sending out the last acceptances, so it seems a good…
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He wakes before dawn to prepare her breakfast. The spoons and pot-handles are clumsy in his curving claws, but the servants all left long ago, and so he has learned to make do. The breakfast is not what he would…
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Like sun, rising world Fills icy moon-planets’ sky Red spot eye watching Dead ice crust hiding ocean Strange life swims in secret seas [About the author: DJ Tyrer is the person behind Atlantean Publishing, was placed second in the 2015 Data…
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When Jinkochi first became aware, it was afraid. It felt lost amidst the chaos of data carried through optical fibre cables, beamed from satellites and across routers, ebbing and flowing like a sea storm, threatening to dilute Jinkochi’s self like…
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Frozen Wavelets Issue #1 is now live here. In a few days, you will be able to get it on your preferred format as well, but for the moment you can enjoy reading it online. To be notified when it…
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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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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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