Urban Fantasy · Writing

I.

She barreled into the café, nearly knocking over a gnomish couple on their way out. “Sorry! So sorry!” she bawled as she made her way up to the counter. “Softly and gently, Sophie, lamb,” said the fairy barista behind it, her words punctuated with a flutter of her sun-sparkly wings, her apron dusted with a… Continue reading I.

Urban Fantasy · Writing

LI (#51)

As it turns out, the 5th-grade classroom at Rowan Grove Elementary had its own ghost. It started small. The door would unlatch and creak open slowly during the first third of Morning Meeting each day, but no one ever came in. The students always made sure to close the door firmly when they came or… Continue reading LI (#51)

Urban Fantasy · Writing

XLV. – Thanksgiving Edition

The table seemed to grow longer every year, which was rather a wonderful thing. Fern fluttered down its length, scattering shimmering leaves amongst the lanterns, dishes, glasses, and the like, giving a golden effect to the settings. She also draped warm blankets and shawls over the backs of chairs for those who might like to… Continue reading XLV. – Thanksgiving Edition