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Fairy Tale Magazine
Apr 1, 20222 min read
Like Thunder in My Head by Gerri Leen
You're not like other fairy godmothers Her tone is disapproving As if my weakness is an affront To her--little brat Wait until the next...
Fairy Tale Magazine
Apr 1, 20222 min read
Bag of Onions by Jennifer McGowan
Once there was a girl born without eyes. She didn’t know any better, so she was happy. She had a voice like a nightingale and loved to...
Fairy Tale Magazine
Apr 1, 20222 min read
Wind Spell by Kristen Baum DeBeasi
Wind Spell —after Joy Harjo In the time before, it was never written down No pens. A long line of mouths. A wolfman hovers beyond the...
Fairy Tale Magazine
Apr 1, 20221 min read
A Change of Weather by Deborah Sage
Her sorcery-cloaked sisters come seeking her spells. The Sea Witch asking for An ocean tempest for a prince’s doom and A mermaid’s voice....
Fairy Tale Magazine
Apr 1, 20222 min read
Tsunami Came In Sparkling Midnight by Dyani Sabin
They always talk about the shoes, not the electric slick slide of soles on glass, or the ice that shook me on the stairs— what use are...
Fairy Tale Magazine
Apr 1, 20224 min read
A Dance in the Rain by Sarah Garcia
Long ago, in the coastal village of Soltriste, while dreaming, a woman named Dolores met Death. Santa Muerte was wandering the shore not...
Fairy Tale Magazine
Apr 1, 20221 min read
Beware the Sly Mimics of Spring by Maria DePaul
Mushrooms emerging From saturated ground Mist bearing shoots Scatter faintly Among tree roots Chirping echoes above As other nests Are...
Fairy Tale Magazine
Mar 27, 20224 min read
Fairy Tale Flowers by Kelly Jarvis
Editor's Note: Fairy tales and flowers - the perfect way to celebrate spring - is today's enchanting essay by EC's very own, Kelly...
Fairy Tale Magazine
Mar 13, 20221 min read
Snow Maidens by Sara Cleto & Brittany Warman
When we fell apart Snow took us in - She muffled our sorrow, Forged our tears into Jewels and Knives. The taste of snowflakes and The...
Fairy Tale Magazine
Feb 15, 20222 min read
Too Late or Never by Stephanie Parent
When you're traveling east of the sun And west of the moon You’re always late Racing against time The elements and Fate There is no map...
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