Far Fetched Fables No. 85 Richard Ford
Story: “The Halfwyrd’s Burden” by Richard FordAround early autumn the border trail west out of Valdor was windy as a nobleman’s trap and cold as a devil’s heart. It was two hundred leagues of forested...
15 Joulu 201556min
Far Fetched Fables No. 84 David Jón Fuller
Story: “A Deeper Echo” by David Jón FullerThe smoky-grey dire wolf loped between darkened hulks of wooden box-cars on the sprawling CPR train yards of Winnipeg. The early June air was already warm and...
8 Joulu 201548min
Far Fetched Fables No. 83 Beth Cato and Seanan McGuire
Flash Fiction: “Bless This House” by Beth CatoA pink sliver of sunrise glowed over the hills, and the cows lowed their need. Emma parted the barn doors. Her metal pail and other gear met the dirt floo...
1 Joulu 201541min
Far Fetched Fables No. 82 Laurence Raphael Brothers and Pauline J. Alama
Flash Fiction: “Innumerate” by Laurence Raphael BrothersThe sorcerer stands in the center of a magic circle, a conservative gray business suit showing under his white ritual mantle, the traditional ro...
24 Marras 201542min
Far Fetched Fables No. 81 Elizabeth Bear and Sarah Monette and Angela Slatter
Click Here to Support Far Fetched Fables on PatreonNovel excerpt: An Apprentice to Elves by Elizabeth Bear and Sarah MonetteEven as a grown woman of fifteen, Alfgyfa never stopped thinking about the w...
17 Marras 201559min
Far Fetched Fables No. 80 Steph Swainston and Patrick Samphire
Support Tales To Terrify on PatreonFirst Story: “The Wheel of Fortune” by Steph SwainstonTuesday morning in May, bright sunshine. I came out of the shop, carrying a pole to pull the awning down. I was...
3 Marras 20151h 4min
Far Fetched Fables No. 79 Sofia Samatar and Elizabeth Archer
Flash Fiction: “Percy’s Crossing” by Elizabeth ArcherSupport Tales To Terrify on PatreonSir Percival Pettigrew saw things other men did not see until it was too late.“I should have named you Cassandra...
27 Loka 201539min
Far Fetched Fables No. 78 Melanie Tem and Gary Budgen
First Story:“Mr. Green” by Gary BudgenRust fell on Maiden Road, falling in tiny flakes borne by the wind and covering the ground with burnt red like a carpet of autumn leaf. The rust covered the parke...
20 Loka 201553min
