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Must-Watch Sci-fi Comedies
If you’re looking for a movie night inspo, look no further. We’re listing our favorite science fiction comedies…
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Fourth of Seven
The birth of his child was one of the few reasons they would ever let David out of his cell. He knew that what little bits of freedom they allowed him here and there were things that were supposed to be cherished but he wasn’t quite sure what to do with freedom.…
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A Rose for Jun
Rose of Spire City, the witch who taught her everything she knew about music boxes, would have approved of the scones wholeheartedly. Allora could almost hear her say, “Forget about the music boxes. Time to feast!”…
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Happy Spring NH! Happy Fall SH!
AI in publishing is a game changer; bioelectricity via Sally Adee's new book; mini-review of Servant Mage by Kate Elliot; and Frivolous Tunes!…
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Speculative Ecofiction
For ages, speculative writers have envisioned great eco-advancements and humanity’s eco-faults by penning alternate realities where we interact with the environment more sustainably or unsustainably. Often, these depictions echo our own environmental predicaments.…
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A Door, A Guide, An Anchor
For the Eziaghala sisters, their voices an echo through the burial grounds, the ritual was the only way. Two days ago, their only brother, Agadi, sovereign of the blood throne of Umukegwu, had died in his sleep. The sisters knew what was coming for them.…
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Years are arbitrary lines, but they help.
First new short fiction from PA Cornell on Frivolous! Also a round up on Writing Excuses podcast, vaccinated bees, and our take on using rituals in worldbuilding.…