Fairytales & Folklore
Clara MacGauffinWe publish fairy- and folk tales from all over the world (almost) every day, with a focus on the uncanny and eerie. Don't worry, most fairytales are uncanny and eerie. And longer post about things related to fairy- and folktales.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 195 | Subscribers | Read | fairytalefridays.substack.com |
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THE THREE GOLDEN HAIRS
THERE was once a king who took great delight in hunting. One day he followed a stag a great distance into the forest. He went on and on until he lost his way. Night fell and the king by happy chance came upon a clearing where a charcoal-bur...
THE LAME DOG
Once upon a time there lived a king, like many others. He had three daughters, who were young and beautiful to such a degree that it would have been difficult to have found handsomer maidens. Yet there was a great difference among them; for...
ILYA MEETS SVYATOGOR AND PARTS WITH HIM
Richard Wilson’s The Russian Story Book (Macmillan, 1916), illustrated by Frank Cheyne Papé, retells older Russian legends for an English audience—stories drawn from the song-cycles associated with Kiev and Novgorod and related early source...
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Fairytales&Folklore is where I post a new fairy/folk tale most days, and sometimes pieces that are fairy/folk tale related. Ramblings of a MacGauffin where I put my essays, Old Wellsprings is for my fiction.
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