Fables
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Fables – Origins and Archetypes
Fables are the timeless portrait of ourselves and a reflection of a world that can never be. Witty and comedic, they embody everything human and universal. more...
The Fables of Aesop and La Fontaine
By: Catherine Owen
Aesop and La Fontaine are two wonderful choices for parents who want to read their children engaging animal stories with powerful moral conclusions. more...
Queering the Vampire: Part One
By: Van W. Gower
Vampires have been a mainstay of horror folklore and literature since the 19th Century, but their homoerotic subtexts give the legends a wholly different dimension. more...
By: Diana Tierney
A folktale about a boy who has to make a choice about who his father is. Do genetics trump kindness? more...
By: Diana Tierney
The koala is a beloved and well recognized animal. When the koala thinks only of himself he ends up paying a price for it. more...
By: Diana Tierney
Some simple yet brilliant fables told by Aesop to illustrate his point regarding morals. more...
By: Diana Tierney
Antuco was an orphan with what looked like only one choice left in his life but luck had other things in mind. more...
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