Tag: fiction
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Frozen Wavelets presents: A Perfect Medium for Unrequited Love by Alex Shvartsman
When Jinkochi first became aware, it was afraid. It felt lost amidst the chaos of data carried through optical fibre cables, beamed from satellites…
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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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Roman Empire: Master of Rome (…yet more history in your fiction)
I have already said in another post: Roman Empire: Reign of Blood, the Netflix original series that narrates the events of Emperor Commodus’s reign, was one…
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Best applications for writing
If you are like me, and writing is part of your full-time job and/or takes up all your free time, you might well regularly…
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My author page is online
… about time, I know. It was on my 2017 new-blog-year resolutions (stated here), but for a reason or another, I have never fully…
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Rome (BBC Series, Netflix). A review
It seems ancient history takes the fancy, nowadays – at least, this is the impression you get by browsing Netflix’s offer. I can’t complain…
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Markets for your fiction – how to locate them? A comparative analysis.
When I started, a couple of years ago, to write (again) fiction after many years of non-fiction / academic writing, I found myself a…
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Liesmith by Alis Franklin. A review
I normally do not like fantasy or even retelling of ancient myths: even when the writing is good, it’s difficult to be fresh and…
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Shade of horrors: The Girl Next Door
I was recently discussing with some friends about our favourite horror novels and more precisely which specific kind of horror each one of us…