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Read my short story ‘Women’s March on Versailles’ in The Copperfield Review.
‘The Fairy Tree‘ is part of an anthology about forests and woodlands produced by The Alternative Stories and Fake Realities Podcast. And here’s a link to a poem which was published in Atrium Poetry.
My audiodrama Selkie based on Scottish folklore and produced by The Alternative Stories and Fake Realities podcast has been released. Find it here.
Follow them on Twitter for news about more audiodrama’s and find a link to their podcast here. There’s also a Selkie Preview in which I talk about folklore and writing an audiodrama.
Snowed In, is an audiodrama for Christmas 2020 that tells more some old Christmas and New Year traditions. It was co-written with Charis McRoberts and produced by The Alternative Stories and Fake Realities Podcast. You can find it here.
Magical veils of mist and smoke in folklore
As long as you’re not driving your car on a zigzag road on a misty morning, mist can be beautiful, mysterious and sometimes even magical. There’s always this sense that something otherworldly might be hidden behind that cloudy veil. The idea that mist is something more than just tiny droplets of water that are suspended …
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Guest post: How to Create a Fictional Elf Readers Will Love by Stand Corrected Editing
How to Create a Fictional Elf Readers Will Love Since the publication of J. R. R. Tolkien’s adventures in Middle Earth, Lewis Carroll’s plunge into Wonderland, and C. S. Lewis’ step into Narnia, fantasy has become one of the most popular genres in literature. Bookworms and geeks alike cherish their next escape to a magical …
Book review: A Dreadful Fairy Book by Jon Etter
A Dreadful Fairy Book I started reading this book on a Tuesday evening. In the first chapter we meet our heroine Shade. She is devastated after her house burns down and all of her precious books are lost in the fire. I immediately put the book down. This wasn’t the kind of book that I …
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