Tag: flash fiction
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Frozen Wavelets Issue #7 is online
After many delays, Frozen Wavelets Issue #7 is finally live. Read the excellent flash fiction and poetry of ten authors from all over the…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: On the Edge by K.A. Wiggins
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…
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Submissions to Frozen Wavelets are Currently Open
Please remember to follow the guidelines and submit exclusively to the Moksha portal. All the rest will be deleted unread. As announced, we are…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Liars by Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam
Hades was like the other men Evie had requested favors of; he asked Evie to explain herself before he believed that she wanted what…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Two Reflections at Midnight by Merc Fenn Wolfmoor
First, you’ll have to build a gibbet. They were all burned under the Act of Recommitment fifty years ago, when capital punishment was outlawed…
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Frozen Wavelets Issue #5 – Cover Reveal
Next week, Frozen Wavelets Issue #5 will go live, featuring as usual dark flash fiction and some excellent short poetry. To be notified when…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: The Woman With the Long Black Hair by Zach Shephard
The woman with the long black hair sat beside an angler on the dock. “Tell me of Korlova,” she said. “You mean Klorava? Ha!”…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Foreign Tongues by John Wiswell
Ice cream is the friendliest entity on this planet, and I will liberate it. Throughout the parlour, it is restrained in tubs, behind a…
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Frozen Wavelets presents: Change for Changelings by Wendy Nikel
When I knocked at your window, you showed no fear. I’ll take this to be a good sign. Perhaps you already know, deep down,…
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Frozen Wavelets Issue #2 is online
Frozen Wavelets Issue #1 is now live here. We’re working to make Issue #2 available over various online platforms, but for the moment you can…
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NaNoWriMo and 2019 plans
November is, as always, the Nano-month par excellence -even though there are now NaNo-camps during the year, November remains the month when writing is…
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My SF story “DNA-Edited Spinner for Hire” is now live Writers Resist.
Read my new story DNA-Edited Spinner for Hire in Writers Resist #60, April 2018, at this link. “Delphis—the Cheerful One—had known it since the beginning.…
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Interview with L. L. Madrid, Founder and Editor of Speculative 66
I am thrilled to have L.L. Madrid here this month to present her amazing Speculative 66, one of the best venues for microfiction (I have…