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BAD FAIRY

Jeff Whitty

BAD FAIRY chronicles the adventures of Ariel: a drug-dealing, middle-aged rent boy who lives in New Orleans with his menagerie of friends, lovers, family and unsavory others. With art by Mr. Whitty. (c) 2025 Jeff Whitty ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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Happy New Year from Ariel and Friends!

Dear Reader,

To ring in 2024 (and to catch my breath after quite the 2023) Bad Fairy is taking a two-week holiday. Paid subscriptions are paused for the hiatus.

When we resume, Chapter 24 offers a rollicking clash of worldviews as Gage’s...

2 years ago

Chapter 23: An Unexpected Closing

“Just say something, Ariel,” Betty pleaded after a silent quarter-hour.

When Ariel didn’t respond, Betty folded her arms and counted sixty seconds.

“I know you’re mad.”

Ariel snorted without looking up from his phone.

“Can you at least...

2 years ago
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Chapter 22: The Second Line

Five years ago almost to the day, the love of Wesley’s life beseeched him to let her go and move on when she passed. Weak as she was, Sarah still pretended to get crabby in her funny way, even as Wesley wept that she was his only in this li...

2 years ago

Chapter 21: Hobo Betty

Plank Public Library
Plank, WA
March 1984

“Lookin’ for Ladies’ Home Journal?” O’Neill sneered behind Ariel’s back.

Ariel returned the copy of Newsweek to the rack and faced the ferret-eyed bully. “You’re the one lookin’ at ladies’ sw...

2 years ago

Chapter 20: Lend Me Your Ear

The French Quarter
Governor Nicholls Street at Dauphine

“Pardon me in advance if I sound judgmental,” Larry stammered to the drug addict who led him through the Quarter. “But has my son been living with others in your, um, ‘unfortunate p...

2 years ago

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  • Jeff Whitty

    I tell stories. Screenwriter, CAN YOU EVER FORGIVE ME? (WGA & Independent Spirit Awards. Noms: Oscars, BAFTAS.) AVENUE Q (Tony Award, Best Book & Musical), BRING IT ON, TALES OF THE CITY: THE MUSICAL, the OG HEAD OVER HEELS (pre-Broadway), much more.

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