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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 212 | Subscribers | Read | fairytalefridays.substack.com |
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THE THREE CITRONS
ONCE upon a time there was an aged king who had an only son. One day he called the prince to him and said: “My son, you see that my head is white. Soon I shall be closing my eyes and you are not yet settled in life. Marry, my son, marry at ...
THE PROMISE OF MASSANG
Long ago, there dwelt by the bank of a river a very poor man who had nothing in the world but a cow. “If only I had a calf too,” he would say to himself, “I would be so much better off, for then I could sell the calf and with the money buy ...
Väkevä-Matti (Mighty Matti)
Once, in a certain house, two very small, dear children were born—one a girl, the other a boy. Because the boy showed unusual signs of strength from early childhood, he was given the name Väkevä-Matti (“Mighty Matti”). But the girl, a quiet...
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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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