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Continue reading →: I Didn’t Believe It“I swear, Buba, I saw them earlier today just floating across the sky like a gliding raven,” proclaimed his friend. “I didn’t believe the stories we were told as children about the flying islands, but here you are, Anthraw, telling me that you saw them.” gasped Buba. The two friends…
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Continue reading →: The Lecturn“When will this forsaken journey end,” remarks the figure as he reaches the mountain’s peak. The Lecturn has traveled the land for over a hundred years, searching for a relic, one so powerful that it set the world at war five millennia ago. The Eye of Ra was forged in…
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Continue reading →: A Fowl MessSomething Fun ; ) Tired of being an ordinary househen, Mrs. Cluck takes a correspondence course in the mystical arts. Little did she know that her instructor, Professor Waddle, only wrote the spells in Latin, so when she attempted her first exercise in spell casting, she decided to wing it.…
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Continue reading →: Sisters Three“I’m sorry I haven’t been able to visit sooner. I’ve had to hide from the King’s men lately. I have good news, however. Mrs. MacGregor has agreed to take me in as an apprentice weaver, so I will not have to beg anymore,” said Willow. Catherine, Daisy, and Willow grew…
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Continue reading →: Widow’s PeakHer father told her pirates were terrifying and mean, and when he died, her mother took over. Pirates are cruel and heartless, said her mother. Her brother took the helm when she died. Pirates are cunning and ruthless, said her brother, and when he died, she took the helm. Mary…
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Continue reading →: Things ChangeTeerak glided across the lake’s still water like he had done hundreds of times before. “Our people have been here since the beginning. We were strong, and this place gave us life. Why has the change taken so many,” asked the Lupin. The people of the lake were proud of…
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Continue reading →: The Snorgel and Solstice“I hate Winter and Solstice the most,” grumbled the Snorgel. Each year, the Snorgel would come to the small stream that ran through his forest and watch the sunrise so he could cruise it. “There is no one to torment, no heggie to stick rotten berries on and watch the…
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Continue reading →: Heading HomeWinston was tired of fighting and the war. After the fall of Mörken and his Troth army, the forest defense forces were released and told to return home as heroes. Heading home meant a two-day hike through harsh wilderness with a blanket of fresh snow and freezing temperatures. Perhaps the…
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Continue reading →: Father ChristmasPart Two of a two-part Christmas treat Templeton knew they were getting close to the North Pole. “We’re almost there, Klause; I feel them. The dark ones are reaching out, trying to twist our minds. Please focus on our task and nothing else,” warned the hare. “Yes, my friend, I…
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Continue reading →: Klause the YoungerPart One of a two-part Christmas treat. “I know it still exists, and I shall find the old Christmas magic and prove you wrong,” shouted the young man as he stormed from the building. Klause Kringle was the youngest son of the village Bergmeister and, like his father, was as…
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Continue reading →: The Before TimeBefore Trifle came to live with Elly and Silas in our realm, she dwelt with the fae where she lived in the great forest and spent her days basking in the sun. Her close friend was a fae, Twilight, whose job was caring for the evening star. Twilight would fly…
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Continue reading →: Return of the Dark OneThe six figures traversed the snowy landscape in silence. Each one held a dangerous secret they hoped would return the Dark One from the void. After the Old Ones sent Mörken and his Troth into the void, the Waldvolker breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that the times of trouble…
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Continue reading →: Unkindness of Ravens“I’m sure it’s nothing, Gojeck. Your imagination has you spooked. Now, let’s stop off for a pint and a pie at the Hollow Oak,” his friend suggested. “I don’t feel up to Malak. I’d better get home and tell Anya the bad news so she can start planning for the…
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Continue reading →: Let Me Tell YouWilliam stood eating his breakfast along the hedgerow when an odd-looking fellow came and sat down on a nearby bench. The goat continued munching away, thinking nothing of the encounter until the man said, “Let me tell you something, mister goat. I have traveled and never been asked what I…
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Continue reading →: A Quiet PlaceIf you are lucky enough, you might find an ancient Pict sanctuary hidden in the forest of Doun. The stones lay undisturbed for thousands of years, except for the occasional explorer. During Victoria’s reign, the local Folk Preservation Society erected a wrought iron fence to protect the site from vandalism.…
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Continue reading →: To Anger The GodsPolyphemus wasn’t the only Cyclops. An entire community lived peacefully on the isle of Sicily near Mount Etna. When the Olympian gods left this realm, many other demi-gods followed, but some stayed in defiance, saying they preferred life with man over the immortals. Arges, an elder whose name means “bright”…
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Continue reading →: Reflections on The Dark OneI banished Mörken the Dark One a while back to the void where I thought he would stay. But, like Professor Moriarty, a good villain is nearly impossible to shut away. With his evil dark elves, the Troth, Mörken’s greed and arrogance allowed me to explore the darkness that lives…
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Continue reading →: Cuthbert’s Conundrum‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house. Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. That’s not true; in fact, multiple creatures were stirring. I should start from the beginning, which is where this mess began. Cuthbert Cumberbatch loved Christmas and everything to do with the…
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Continue reading →: TranquilityTulasi and Malak sat on the cool grass in the northern forest, discussing life. “I’ve lived long enough to see bad turn to good and back again. The cycle never ends, but we forget that those who came before still haunt our homes and forests to remind us of who…
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Continue reading →: Philious FrogIn the time of tall-masted ships that sailed the sea, there lived a frog who had seen it all. Philious, who hailed from Buckmenshire, decided to seek his fortune on the high seas when he was just a tadpole. “I shall see the world and bring back a fortune in…






