“The Disappearing Act” is one of the November Writing Challenge entries that was chosen to be a featured story. Strings of beads festooned her neck and English Rose perfume clung to her skin. Her heels clattered across the pavement and her hand clasped tightly around her coat collar. Something glinted in a puddle up ahead, like […]
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“Fox Spell” is one of the April Writing Challenge entries that was chosen to be a featured story. The forest stood before her. She had heard tales of its power and of the strange creatures living within it, but she had never been a believer in those old wives’ tales. And yet… a […]
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“Beautiful Differences” is one of the April Writing Challenge entries that was chosen to be a featured story. “Penelope!” The boy called. “Penelope, wait!” But his voice became more and more distant as she ran, tears streaking her young face and her breathing becoming strained. She wouldn’t stop, though; she wouldn’t turn around — […]
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A small part of me has always believed in magic. Fairies, gnomes, warlocks, hobbits… What can I say? I like fantasy. Every time I walk through a small patch of woods or the grassy knoll at the bottom of a garden, I strain through the silence, trying to hear something, anything, that might acknowledge the […]
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Feel the magic of fairytales with this playlist of songs about love, believing in yourself, and embracing who you are! Happy listening, and have an enchanting day! You can enjoy on Spotify (below) or over on 8tracks.
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Magic is lovely.
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Expected publication date: January 15, 2015 by Indigo Children can have a cruel, absolute sense of justice. Children can kill a monster and feel quite proud of themselves. A girl can look at her brother and believe they’re destined to be a knight and a bard who battle evil. She can believe she’s found the […]
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‘Tis the Season for Lovely Magic. Love is… Drawing on one of your favourite prints ever so you have a unicorn instead of a horse for your unicorn-obsessed daughter… Kristi from QuietPlay Blogspot.
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Every night Rasputin chose a different one to come up and go inside the box of blades. Always they were pretty, and always they were thin, T-tiny thin like snakes, wearing green eye shadow and Burlesque on the Beach t-shirts. People thought it was a hoax: all the girls were plants. Rasputin was insulted. One […]
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