on the Freezine of Fantasy and Science Fiction:

AUG 2022 ISSUE

nanoZINE

by   Shaun Lawton 

   It is pretty safe to say the freezine has grown up, we're looking at a stack of fourteen years piled up in the blog archive, and five hundred and thirty three published posts accumulated across a span of thirty-seven issues over the course of fourteen years.  Back in the summer of 2009, well it's pretty safe to say that was another world.  I know some who have come to survive the massive onslaughts we endured together over the coming storms. I have known many who did not survive. 

    No use for metaphors here, since the pandemic began two and a half years ago on the Ides of March during that fateful Year of Perfect Vision, a lot has been accomplished even speaking for myself and my own creative endeavors, so I can only imagine the world teeming with growing waves of achievements that must all converge and coalesce toward shaping a more interesting future we can barely even imagine, much less comprehend. 

   Here at the freezine we're turning together around the next bend in the river of time we're all caught up in, flowing since an immemorial period positioned long ago or perhaps just a long lost aspect of ourselves finally shrugged off to disintegrate amid the blurry field of scattered pinpoints echoing the vestiges of their presence. 

The Freezine of Fantasy and Science Fiction

beginning Monday, March 1

MARCH ISSUE 2010


THE FREEZINE IS BACK THIS MONTH


featuring
stories by

Vincent Daemon
Daniel José Older
Adam Bolivar
John Shirley

and introducing
flash fiction from

El Queso


Our Serialized Feature


WAITING FOR THE END
by Vincent Daemon

*FOR MATURE READERS ONLY*
*MUST BE 18 OR OLDER TO ENTER*


A grim, cautionary tale of apocalyptic horror.
You think things get bad in the future?
You don't know the half of it.

Join Ward, Lexi, Chas, and their crew of misfits
as they steel themselves against a nightmare of
ecological collapse in a ruined city overrun by
incinerator tanks, genetically modified carnivorous
plants, and the ravages of martial law and ecological collapse.


When you've run out of shelter,
food, water, drugs, and hope:
all that is left is...


WAITING FOR THE END.



artwork by SM Fletcher