Free Post fiction Aster Catastrophe Aster acts as her own sideshow, shimmying in fishnets, fur trim, and fringe. The real draw is her pair of immense, uneasy panthers.
Free Post fiction Meanderland In the beginning the labyrinth was not the center of Wanderverse. Believe it or not, in those days Wanderverse had no center at all. But the man who would give it one had already been born.
Free Post fiction Nanomancing, Commence! You're about to enjoy the third installment of a CC0-licensed Wanderverse story written by Sam Wilson. But first! Read the previous chapters... A gnome, her assistant, and the Nanomancer's apprenticeDiversions
Free Post fiction Diversions Abroad Two new Wanderverse contributions to share! As usual, both are freely released under the CC0 1.0 Universal license 🎉 The illustration above is from "An Education," created by Angie, also
Free Post fiction A gnome, her assistant, and the Nanomancer's apprentice Today I'm pleased to present the first three chapters of a Wanderverse contribution by Sam Wilson, the researcher who painstakingly catalogued evidence that There Was An Extinction-Level Event In 2012:
Free Post fiction Soul Juice The latest CC0-licensed installment of Wanderverse entails a gorgeous illustration (above) and story continuation (below) commissioned from GABA girl. She makes music, prints, and zines plus stickers. Enjoy! Deep beneath
Free Post fiction Spiral pacing Previously Plumule found herself in a clearing marked by "the ridges and dips of a labyrinth that was dug into the meadow long ago." During a midnight trance, she watched
Free Post zines Encounters with a Siren A zine about the irresistible singer of the sea and the destruction she wreaks in the hearts of men.
Free Post fiction Elm and Keep Hello, hooray, it's a Wanderverse update! In case you don't recall, Wanderverse is the cozy fantasy world that I'm cultivating. Today I have the pleasure of presenting "Elm and Keep,
Free Post fiction "Bon Voyage" and other outtakes Happy Sunday! I wrote a blog post about books: Reading NotesFYI, this post contains Amazon affiliate links. Sundry reflections on the pleasures of books, inspired by Mason’s thread fromlast
