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Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Highway of Spirit and Bone by Steven Ostrowski

The Highway of Spirit and Bone opens as David Stepenski, a domestic ethnographer and professor of anthropology, is preparing to drive his...

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Purchasing News for Glass and Feathers, by Lissa Sloan

Happy Tuesday! The Enchanted Press is excited to announce we have expanded distribution of Glass and Feathers through Ingram. As of...

Kate Wolford

Cinderella’s Hearth: The Most Magical Party Mix

Editor’s note: I’m aware that I’ve run this recipe twice already, but since party mix isn’t just a winter snack, I thought I’d run it...

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Throwback Thursday: A Patchwork of Puddles by Lynden Wade

Editor’s note: Lynden’s story is unexpected, twisty, and stitched together very well. You’ve not read a tale like this one before. The...

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Review by Madeline Mertz: In the Shadow of the Fall by Tobi Ogundiran

In the Shadow of the Fall by Tobi Ogundiran is an absolute wild ride of a fantasy novel. Fans of Patrick Rothfuss and Brandon Sanderson...

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Cinderella’s Hearth: Happy Mother’s Day!

Cinderella’s Hearth usually runs on Mondays, but I thought I’d run it today, because as I was looking up vintage Mother’s Day cards, I...

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Flights of Fancy: FTM’s Spring/Summer 2024 Issue

Hello Enchanted Friends: Welcome to the Spring/Summer 2024, issue of The Fairy Tale Magazine, “Flights of Fancy.” If you are a recent...

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The Bean Seller's Song by Kelly Jarvis

He had only a cow, milky and white, and my own hungry look in his youthful eyes. The beans screamed in my pocket, singing their lies. I...

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Willow's Balm by Kim Malinowski

Oh, love, you are whispering willow, me beneath branches, breathing in oak, moss, watching lichen grow. Drift me away into far mountains,...

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Things Gretel Knows by Lissa Sloan

Gretel knows about stones Stones may lead you safe home But they cannot make home safe You cannot squeeze blood from stones They have...