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White, Snow White
Part I: History Lesson They say you can never go home again. To be honest, I never really wanted to. When I was seven years old, my stepmother hired someone to take me out into the woods and murder me and then take my heart back to her so that she could eat it. I know, right?
By Adam Diehl3 years ago in Fiction
Spinderella
Once upon a time, as I am sure most of you have heard, there was a girl. Her name was Cinderella, and she was a beautiful young maid to her stepmothers and stepsisters. She awaited the day that her Prince Charming would swipe her off her feet, and if you know the story you wouldn't be surprised to hear that one day he did. Indeed!
By Ruby Estelle 3 years ago in Fiction
Bamboo Wuluh Forest Myth: Mystical Tales from the Heart of Central Java
Welcome to an enchanting journey through the mystical heart of Central Java, where the Bamboo Wuluh Forest stands as a testament to the captivating myths and tales woven into the very fabric of this region. In this article, we delve deep into the rich lore and legends that surround the Bamboo Wuluh Forest, offering you an immersive exploration of its history, significance, and the captivating stories that have been passed down through generations.
By Adrian Wordsmith3 years ago in Fiction
Elden Ring's Dark Fantasy World: A Tapestry of Ancient Legends and Fantastical Creatures
Dark and enthralling, Elden Ring has emerged as a beacon of anticipation within the gaming community. A collaborative masterpiece between the visionary mind of Hidetaka Miyazaki and the storytelling prowess of George R. R. Martin, this upcoming action role-playing game promises a captivating journey through a world woven from ancient legends and inhabited by fantastical creatures.
By Adrian Wordsmith3 years ago in Fiction
Red Riding Hood and the Green-Eyed Werewolf
Once upon a time there lived a young lady, beautiful and charismatic, well liked by all, known as Little Red Riding Hood, after the red cloak she always wore. She, like most thirteen-year-olds, lived with her father. He was a doting father, and showered his daughter with all the care and attention she could ever want, but he wasn’t well liked by anyone else, largely due to his profession as a knee-breaker for a local crime boss. Of course, that didn’t get him nearly as much dislike as his second job of tax collector for the local lord. This led him to be particularly crass and brash and short with everyone, except his daughter, the only person he really liked since the death of his wife. Seeing as this is a fairy tale, some may call it the inevitable death of his wife.
By FFR Stories3 years ago in Fiction




