by Fairy Tale Review | Jun 7, 2017 | From the Archives, Prose
1. Puberty The boy did not know when he ate the seeds that out from his belly button would grow a vine. He decided to show his mother who was busy with his winged sister. She was always busy with her, a handful of a girl, who took to flight only a few days ago. Now...
by Fairy Tale Review | Jun 6, 2017 | Pins & Needles
No. 53: Christopher Citro Q. It was great seeing those tentacles and carapaces in “We’re Actually Fabulous.” What draws you to writing about bizarre anatomies? Thanks! Raised on the lyrics of Robyn Hitchcock, such nouns arrive unbidden. Plus, writing in my...
by Fairy Tale Review | Jun 2, 2017 | Fairy-Tale Files
In Ancient Greece, it was women’s responsibility to grieve. They lead the prothesis, chanting funeral dirges and pulling at their hair.
by Fairy Tale Review | May 31, 2017 | From the Archives, Poetry
Once, night, unchallenged, extended its dark grace across the sky. To the credit of the town, the stars at night had been enough, though sometimes the townspeople went about bumping their heads in sleep. Eventually, three brothers, traveling through a foreign town,...
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