Fae folk

[Jo Zebedee]

I was interviewed for Sam Gregory’s Fae Folk blog, talking about Irish mythology and what not- and a reprint of this oldie but goodie first written for Kraxon magazine:

Jo Zebedee - The Nymph of Hamstead Heath

 

[nixie]

I want too say what a lovely story but the word doesn't fit it. For a short tale it touches so many emotions, dark but heart lifting.

 

[Jo Zebedee]

I want too say what a lovely story but the word doesn't fit it. For a short tale it touches so many emotions, dark but heart lifting.

It occurred to me it is quite fitting given the 100 years of suffragettes happening now

@Phyrebrat helped me with this one, from memory, telling me about the pond and its surrounds

 

[AlexH]

Yay, that's one of my favourite stories - definitely amongst the most moving and affecting flash pieces I've read. Quite probably in the top 2.

 

[Jo Zebedee]

Yay, that's one of my favourite stories - definitely amongst the most moving and affecting flash pieces I've read. Quite probably in the top 2.

That’s fabulous! Thank you

 

[Cathbad]

Wonderful!

 

[Parson]

Very nice Jo. It is a piece of magical realism that says a lot of important stuff about listening and decisions very subtly. The story will stick with me.