Month: January 2020

Serials

Narnia: Letters from Screwtape: Episode 2 – Polly

I can’t tell you how disappointed I was when I received your latest letter…

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Nonfiction

My Heart is Frozen: What Disney’s Frozen Means to Me

BY MEAGAN MCKINSTRY

I feel a strong connection to Elsa, and I gain hope and inspiration from her inner journey.

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Short Fiction

The Power of Winter: A Crossover Story

BY HANNAH SKIPPER

She was born on the winter solstice and has the power to set the whole earth under eternal ice and snow. I say she needs to be eliminated!”

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Poetry

But the Magi Did Arrive

BY LAWRENCE HALL

But if they hadn’t arrived at all
They still would have arrived because they began.

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Short Fiction

Dragons, Bears and Birds: A Lord of the Rings Story

The elves had been in that position for the better part of the morning, wallowing in the peaceful calm that they seemed to never be able to find as of late. Nearly every day was consumed with the hunt and destruction of any orc forces they could come across, letting their hatred fuel their need to slaughter the dark and foul creatures that ultimately took their mother from them and drove their family apart.

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Serials

Narnia: Letters from Screwtape: Episode 1 – Digory

I must say, I have been quite disturbed ever since I received your last letter…

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Nonfiction

The Many Types of Scottish Snow

BY MIKE FLYNN

Until recently, I believed that the Eskimos held the record for possessing the most diverse range of words to describe snow.

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Poetry

Winter’s Fae

BY LINDA M. CRATE

I wonder if Winter’s fae meant to surprise me, to catch me off guard, force me into…

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Short Fiction

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Silent Love: A Guardians of Childhood Crossover

By Amanda Pizzolatto Word Count: 1907 Rating: G Summary: Jack Frost is willing to do anything to free Rapunzel… but how high will the cost be? Based on the fairy tale “Princess Finola and the Dwarf”. Jack hated it. He hated not being able to talk to her, he hated seeing her so lonely, with …...

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