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    Day: October 28, 2018

    The Men That God Made Mad: A Brief History of the Celtic Identity
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    The Men That God Made Mad: A Brief History of the Celtic Identity

    Fellowship & Fairydust October 28, 2018

    The Celts: a mysterious and misunderstood culture, whose myths and magic continue to affect us even today, thousands of years after the Greeks first spoke of the blue-painted Keltoi. Who were they, really? As a…

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    Tribute to An Irish Gentleman
    Original Poetry

    Tribute to An Irish Gentleman

    Fellowship & Fairydust October 28, 2018

    By Joseph Richard Ravitts Word Count: 117 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A poem in honor of Irish politician Charles Parnell. In the nineteenth century, just before the scope of conflicts grew horrid,…

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    Passing
    Best of F&F Archive Original Short Stories

    Passing

    Fellowship & Fairydust October 28, 2018

    Author's Note: This story is based on the Medieval Scottish version of the Merlin Myths. ~ The body started to sink. He squinted through diaphanous layers of crystal to get a better view of it.…

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