Science, History, and Fiction in Everyday Life
Frozen Wavelets Issue #4 is now live here. This Summer 2020 edition features flash fiction and poetry by Sara Backer, Stewart C Baker, Anatoly Belilovsky, F. J. Bergmann, Robert Borski, Deborah L. Davitt, Aidan Doyle, P.G. Galalis, Melanie Harding-Shaw, Jessica Jo…
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And… we’re ready for it. Frozen Wavelets Issue #4 will go live next week, featuring as usual dark flash fiction and some excellent short poetry. To be notified when it is available for reading and details about the next submission…
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This is the moment of the year people generally say, no wait, really? I can’t believe we’re almost done. This year tasted differently, though, if anything, because due to Covid-19, many of us have the impression summer (ie, holidays, ie…
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Ice cream is the friendliest entity on this planet, and I will liberate it. Throughout the parlour, it is restrained in tubs, behind a glass pane that refracts harsh fluorescents across its browns, yellows, and eerie greens. For the first…
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The third submission period of Frozen Wavelets closed on 16 August, after the customary two weeks of opening, and it is now the time for some stats. The total number of submissions has increased compared to the previous submission period–…
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August is going unbelievably fast, in between school reopening (yes, in Scotland we start next week) and Frozen Wavelets’ open submission window. But I’m still plan to finish my three books of the month as planned. And here they are:…
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Just a quick heads-up that our next submission period opens on Monday 3 August. Please make sure to review the submission guidelines and follow them when submitting. Anything submitted by email OR not anonymised as requested will be deleted unread….
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It doesn’t seem that long I’ve discussed Berserk‘s (in)famous hiatus policy and welcomed # 360, and now, after only three months, Miura treats us to another (making it two brand new episodes for 2020): what a treat! [Warning: spoilers ahead!]…
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There are a few interesting things up in this July’s night sky and specialised press, more than worth a post about them. First of all, prepare your telescopes and look for the newfound NEOWISE comet just crossing our sky, visible…
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Even though it’s only July 5, I’m already well advanced in my reading this month. Which makes for a (good) novelty –bless holidays and the extra time. Here’s the titles I’m currently on: 1. The Long Way to a Small,…
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