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 lumberjack makes an amazing discovery deep inside the trunk of a tree.
A witch making love potions gets a taste of her own medicine.
A man gets a letter from the future.
Apologies for the late recording and the amount of medicine I was on when I recorded this, as you will no doubt hear.
An awkward youth becomes a hero, but he's doesn't quite fit the role.
A woman is offered a deal that would let her family prosper -- but at a very high cost.
This year's holiday special is written by listeners! The stories include a parrot with an amazing skill, a poetic take on a famous photo, misused power, a story of charity, and the retelling of a famous Disney villain.
Saint of Another Kind by Sudipta Dev Chakraborti
(Starts at 2:05)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sudipta.devchakraborti
Twitter: @sudiptadev5
Falling Home Lynn Shirley -
(Starts at 5:55)
Twitter: @lmshirley1207
Anonymity by Jeremy M Voss
(Starts at 7:50)
The Hermit and the Orphans by Donald
(Starts at 19:35)
Twitter: @stun1623
Glass Gazing by Romey Petite
(Starts at 23:45)
Twitter: @RomeyPetite