Tag: Kat Clements

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Beauty and the Beast: Modern Disney vs. Classic Disney

BY KAT CLEMENTS

What kind of depth would be imparted to the characters, as told to a modern audience?

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Poetry

Cutting My Hair

BY KAT CLEMENTS

My head and heart feel light and new, relieved of a burden unnoticed until its absence. I do not know what sort of thing I have become.

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Short Fiction

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My Mother’s Soul

BY KAT CLEMENTS

We will bring our children to see Mother’s library, and we will tell them stories about her and her books and encourage them to read.

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What is Love?

BY KAT CLEMENTS

What is love? It is every love song you have ever heard wrapped in silver. It is the taste of amber fire on your tongue.

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Nonfiction

Love, Strength and Dignity: The Many Faces of Jane Eyre

BY KAT CLEMENTS

Jane is, as she says, ‘poor, obscure, plain, and little.’  But she is full of heart, passion, and intelligence.

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Editor Picks, Short Fiction

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Handsome and the Hag

BY KAT CLEMENTS

“Do as you please,” she said.  “Make yourself at home and do not attempt to open any locked doors.”

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Short Fiction

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Creation of Rinamathair

BY KAT CLEMENTS

In the beginning there was Nought.  Nought was the beginning and the end, the nothing and everything in one. 

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Poetry

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On Men’s Road: A Unicorn’s Lament

BY KAT CLEMENTS

There’s no stopping the battle now. The blood falls, soaking into the sands, and here I am on men’s road.

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Short Fiction

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Rose’s Thorn

BY KAT CLEMENTS

The clear, sharp, metallic tang of steel and the distinctive scent of brass fill the air. 

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Nonfiction

How Middle Earth Launched the Fantasy Genre

BY KAT CLEMENTS

As a lover of fantasy, I am forever in Tolkien’s debt for bringing the genre out of the childish realm of fairy tales.

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