Bridgette Mercedes is a fiction writer creating stories where spirituality and science converge. Her character-driven narratives place deeply human questions inside vast, speculative worlds, often shaped by symbolism and layered meaning.

She is the creator of Frid the Fool, a tarot-inspired fiction series that follows a journey through a futuristic solar system inspired by the path of The Fool.

Bridgette is drawn to finding connections in everyday life, and much of her inspiration comes from time spent outdoors, observing natural cycles and change. Her work is for readers who enjoy looking beneath the surface, noticing patterns, and finding meaning as they go.

View fullsize My author copies are here! Time to start on the author notes and mini tarot readings for signed orders. Pre-order closes April 22. After that, signed copies won’t be available. Link in my bio :)
View fullsize An example of the type of reading that comes with my pre-order paperback! I decided to give myself one while thinking of guidance for a potential big move! As always, the tarot was on point 😌 The gap between the cups often indicates something tha
View fullsize Earth resurrects itself every year. And so can you :) #easter
View fullsize Most of us have stood at the edge of an ocean and felt a sense of wonder. But there’s also a sense of aliveness, the pull of something immense yet indifferent, and the awareness that you are standing at the border of a world you were not design
View fullsize Here are some kind things my early readers have had to say about my writing and The Moving City, Book 1 in the Frid the Fool series. As you can see, it's more than an adventure through a futuristic solar system. For Frid, it's the ultimate adventur
View fullsize Happy April Fool’s Day! Traditionally, The Fool wasn’t just a wanderer, he was a jester, a prankster, and a reminder that a little mischief and fun goes a long way on the path to spiritual enlightenment! The Moving City (Book 1 in the
View fullsize Have you ever wondered what The Fool's Journey might look like as a story? The Moving City follows Frid, a regular guy in the early 7000s as he accidentally ends up on the wrong planet and has to figure out what that means. Sci-fi meets spirituali
View fullsize Two of Ducks πŸ˜… I’ve been pretty busy lately but yesterday I made the time to meet up with a friend to take a walk around a reservoir. It was nice to see the mallards all paired up in the height of their mating season.
View fullsize My test copies came! I received the Amazon copy a few days ago and have been reading through it (hopefully) for the last time. Feels like I’ve read this book over 50 times. πŸ˜… Good thing since I’ve still been finding a few errors. Intere
View fullsize Happy Spring Equinox! (to those of us in the northern hemisphere) This is a walking path I take often, pictured this winter and last spring. While comparing them I came to the reflection: the path doesn’t change, only the season does. But tha
View fullsize I've been re-listening to Neville Goddard's Complete Works and this passage about the Virgin Mary from At Your Command brought me back to visiting the House of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus, Turkey last fall: "The story of Mary is the story of eve
View fullsize Finished the full read-through of Frid the Fool: The Moving City! Reading it “cover to cover” was non-negotiable after posting it serially, and sure enough, I still found myself making major edits. One more pass in an editing software an