Sometimes “happily ever after” is no guarantee. We feature short, original fairy tales that turn towards the dark and unsettling.
These stories are not intended for children, but most of them do stand alone.
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Sometimes “happily ever after” is no guarantee. We feature short, original fairy tales that turn towards the dark and unsettling.
These stories are not intended for children, but most of them do stand alone.
Copyright: © Copyright 2019 Periodically Productions
A bankrupt merchant makes a trade with a mysterious woman.
Happy holidays! To celebrate, I bring you five original stories by listeners to the show.
The Fairy King by Emmarayn Redding
Meliora and the Devil by Deborah Markus (16:30)
The Dragon and the Runt by Lisa Dawn (33:20)
Small Red Footprints by Marissa Peterson (39:25)
Ice Captives by Lynden Wade (49:25)
Emmarayn Redding can be found at www.writinginrivendell.blogspot.com or on her Facebook author page. Her books are The Quest for the Ivory Sword and The Madman of Elkriahl and Other Fairy Tales.
Deborah Markus has published a young-adult novel called The Letting Go.
Lisa Dawn's website is www.theprincessblog.org. She also has some Amazon novellas, which can be found at www.amazon.com/author/lisadawn.
Lynden Wade can be found at quillsquotesqueensquests.wordpress.com.
A soldier chases a woman through a snowy forest, but he doesn't find what he expects.
Announcement about Woodcuts: A Fairy Tale for Unwanted Children, now on Amazon as an eBook and paperback.
In the final episode of the Cabinetmaker series, the cabinetmaker faces death in his quest to return to the living.
The cabinetmaker finds his father in the afterlife.
The cabinetmaker finds himself in the afterlife.
It's Hallowe'en/Halloween, and to celebrate, I've brought in a guest author -- one of my favourite writers. This is his story about a man and his pet bird who don't get alone.
The cabinetmaker meets a duchess hiding behind the back panel of a cupboard.