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    By Emma Foster
    October 31, 2022
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    The North Wind – Part 2

    Hana stared in disbelief. “The… what?” she asked.   The woman gave a huff as if Hana should know. She stood about the same height as Hana, looking human, aside from an indigo-blue tint on her wrinkled skin. With her arms on her hips, she shuffled closer. Hana gulped, aware she was in some sort ...
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    CultureLifestyleNonfiction
    By Ainsley Elliott
    June 27, 2022
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    The Cait Sidhe

    Myths and legends are oral traditions passed down through the generations. This oral lore is something humans and cultures across the globe have in common. Tales of gods and goddesses. Nature, seasons, and animals. Fae folk and the Tuatha de Danaan. Rich fables weaved with superstitions, the Otherworld, and veils. Stories shared around fires or ...
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  • golden dragon with a rainbow backgroung
    LifestyleCreativityFictionMemoriesEntertainment
    By Amber Jenkins
    May 23, 2022
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    Dragon’s Rise – Part 1

    Excitement built in the air, so thick that you could taste it. Some might say you could even eat it. Today was the day that everyone wanted to be here, to be a part of it all, and to celebrate. Today was the day that they welcomed new members into the clan. Everyone crowded into ...
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  • Stylized photo of daffodils
    PoetryFantasyMemoriesMysteryCreativityEntertainmentRelationshipsFiction
    By Lorelei
    December 13, 2021
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    Narcissus

    Content Warning: Self-harm, mental health I love you. You know exactly how much. I love the skin you roll between your fingers and the dips you wish you could cut away. I love the bruises you trace when you find them. I love the scars you collected, even the ones you gave yourself. I know ...
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    CreativityFictionPoetryHistoryFantasy
    By Joanne Curtain
    November 22, 2021
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    Who Is Medusa? And Why Is She Laughing?

    The title was a prompt from my university lecturer, and from that, I created this poem. I’m feeling misunderstood. I am a woman— Unapologetic, she stares down patriarchy. I was lively— Now, she emerges when the monster is scared. I was raped. I was murdered— No longer will she be silenced. Perseus is no hero— ...
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  • Space with transparent structure over it
    TravelPoliticsCultureHistoryCreativityRomanceRelationshipsFantasyFictionMemories
    By Lo
    June 14, 2021
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    Between Two Worlds: Part 2

    Part 1 Who was she? He stared at the Levite’s fortifications around their mud-brick buildings. Cast out by yet another conqueror, they now prospered in this new place. They will always prosper with faith in their God. He shook his head, crossing his arms and half-grinning as a group of children ran toward their homes. ...
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  • The Van Meter Monster
    EntertainmentCultureHistoryCreativityFiction
    By VL Jones
    December 21, 2020
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    Iowa’s Van Meter Monster

    It has been fun researching America’s cryptids. I’ve been learning about each state’s exciting monsters. This week is Iowa, and I discovered a fascinating cryptid. Iowa is home to the Van Meter Monster, which turns out to be a Dragon. Yes, a real-life dragon. Not myth and lore, but a real creature that terrorized a ...
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    CultureCreativityRelationshipsFictionEntertainment
    By Ainsley Elliott
    September 7, 2020
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    Ostara Rising Part 5

    The taste of Cailleach’s potion still lingered on his lips and churned in his stomach. He felt the celestial elements attaching themselves to him on a cellular level. They bound him. Kept him prisoner. He’d sent his legion out to the underworld’s far reaches, but they were trapped right along with him. He stretched his ...
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  • Alaska's Qalupalik
    FictionTravelCultureEntertainmentCreativityFamilyLifestyleRelationships
    By VL Jones
    August 18, 2020
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    Alaska’s Qalupalik

    Anyone who loves Greek stories remembers the classic ‘Odyssey.’ Well, I do, anyway. I remember the part where Ulysses has his men plug their ears. Plugging their ears kept them from hearing the sirens – sirens that used their beautiful voices to cause ships to crash on nearby rocks. Sirens and Mermaids are so similar ...
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    By Ainsley Elliott
    July 27, 2020
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    Ostara Rising Part 4

    Cailleach ripped through the dimensions fueled by fury at the bastard king who tried to kill the man she loved. He would continue to pursue her through time and space. The sick obsession he held for her would never end. Arawn didn’t fight her. He relished the feel of her body as they sailed through ...
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