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  • Fairy Tale 6 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 3 with Guest Oblio Stroyman

    Writing Alchemy Fairy Tale 6 Summary

    Activist and educator Oblio Stroyman joins Fay for the reading of part 3 of “Tala and Prince Hart,” which starts with trickster Tala’s humorous strategies for blocking the queen’s attempts to hold a successful marriage contest for Prince Hart. The story then moves to a focus on family conflict and resolution. The following discussion centers on the process of forgiveness, non-violent communication, harm done from a place of good intentions, creating new cultural space, and the treatment of youth in our society.

    Tala and Prince Hart: Prince Hart is asexual, but his parents and many suitors are having a hard time accepting that. When the trickster Tala decides to come to his aid, chaos naturally ensues in this exuberant story that is a playful response to the all too common romanticization of boundary-crossing behaviors!

    Story: Tala and Prince Hart

    Guest: Activist and educator Oblio Stroyman

    This is an illustration of the Musical Creature Band done in an abstract style. On the left is a bear playing a horn while standing on one foot. In the back is an elephant plucking the strings of a harp with its trunk. On the the right is a golden-brown rooster dancing by flapping its wings and strutting. In the front is a donkey with a white nose standing next to a blue drum.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Prince Hart: https://writing-alchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-prince-hart/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: https://writing-alchemy.net/feed/podcast

    Oblio’s Links

    Gender camp: http://www.gender.camp/
    As You Like It: http://asyoulikeitshop.com/
    As You Like It on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AsYouLikeItshop/
    As You Like It on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/586420398/
    Coalessence Ecstatic Dance: http://coalessencedance.com
    Coalessence Ecstatic Dance Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/31161346370/
    Oregon Country Fair Rainbow Village Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/OCFRainbowVillage/
    Network for New Culture: http://www.nfnc.org/
    Gender Odyssey: http://www.genderodyssey.org/

    Music Credits:

    Intro: Kickin’ in the Turbo (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Transition to reading: Another Version of You (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0
    Public house music: Jon Sayles playing Flow My Tears by John Dowland, http://www.jsayles.com/familypages/earlymusic.htm
    Public house sounds: Small_Town_Bar_001.wav by conleec | License: Creative Commons 0
    Crowd noises at the race: 072510_crowd_04.wav by sagetyrtle | License: Creative Commons 0
    Musical Creature Band: Bird (Rod Hamilton) / CC BY-ND 3.0
    Horn: Hunting Horn.wav by Benboncan | License: Attribution
    The final stage of Tala’s plan: Monkeys Spinning Monkeys (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0
    Laughter: Crowd laughter (XOXOT). by urupin | License: Creative Commons 0
    Reconciliation music: Empires (Scott Holmes) / CC BY 4.0
    Podcast announcements: The Place Where I’ll Return To (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Outro: Everybody’s Got Problems That Aren’t Mine (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0

    The post Fairy Tale 6 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 3 with Guest Oblio Stroyman first appeared on Oppression Aware Podcast, Fairy Tales, and Games.

    1 hr 12 min
  • Episode 6 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 3 with Guest Oblio Stroyman

    Writing Alchemy Episode 6 Summary

    Activist and educator Oblio Stroyman joins Fay for the reading of part 3 of “Tala and Prince Hart,” which starts with trickster Tala’s humorous strategies for blocking the queen’s attempts to hold a successful marriage contest for Prince Hart. The story then moves to a focus on family conflict and resolution. The following discussion centers on the process of forgiveness, non-violent communication, harm done from a place of good intentions, creating new cultural space, and the treatment of youth in our society.

    Tala and Prince Hart: Prince Hart is asexual, but his parents and many suitors are having a hard time accepting that. When the trickster Tala decides to come to his aid, chaos naturally ensues in this exuberant story that is a playful response to the all too common romanticization of boundary-crossing behaviors!

    Story: Tala and Prince Hart

    Guest: Activist and educator Oblio Stroyman

    This is an illustration of the Musical Creature Band done in an abstract style. On the left is a bear playing a horn while standing on one foot. In the back is an elephant plucking the strings of a harp with its trunk. On the the right is a golden-brown rooster dancing by flapping its wings and strutting. In the front is a donkey with a white nose standing next to a blue drum.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Prince Hart: http://writingalchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-prince-hart/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: http://writingalchemy.net/feed/podcast

    Oblio’s Links

    Gender camp: http://www.gender.camp/
    As You Like It: http://asyoulikeitshop.com/
    As You Like It on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AsYouLikeItshop/
    As You Like It on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/586420398/
    Coalessence Ecstatic Dance: http://coalessencedance.com
    Coalessence Ecstatic Dance Facebook group: https://www.

    1 hr 12 min
  • Fairy Tale 5 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 2 with Guest Gina de Vries

    Writing Alchemy Fairy Tale 5 Summary

    Writer and cultural-worker Gina de Vries joins Fay for the reading of part 2 of “Tala and Prince Hart,” which focuses on the humorous antics of Prince Hart’s suitors as their inappropriate, boundary-crossing behaviors get them into trouble. Gina then reads an erotic excerpt about the magic of everyday life from hir current project, How to Have a Body.  The following discussion focuses on weaving personal experience into writing, unhealthy patterns that are romanticized within the romance genre, and the importance of centering the narratives of people living at the margins.

    Tala and Prince Hart: Prince Hart is asexual, but his parents and many suitors are having a hard time accepting that. When the trickster Tala decides to come to his aid, chaos naturally ensues in this exuberant story that is a playful response to the all too common romanticization of boundary-crossing behaviors!

    Story: Tala and Prince Hart

    Guest: Writer and cultural-worker Gina de Vries

    This is an illustration of the Musical Creature Band done in an abstract style. On the left is a bear playing a horn while standing on one foot. In the back is an elephant plucking the strings of a harp with its trunk. On the the right is a golden-brown rooster dancing by flapping its wings and strutting. In the front is a donkey with a white nose standing next to a blue drum.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Prince Hart: https://writing-alchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-prince-hart/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: https://writing-alchemy.net/feed/podcast

    Gina’s Links

    Find out more about How to Have a Body at: http://howtohaveabody.tumblr.com/
    Coming soon you will be able to follow Gina’s work at: http://ginadevries.com/

    Music Credits:

    Intro: Kickin’ in the Turbo (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Transition to reading: Another Version of You (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0
    Court music: J. S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No4-1 BWV1049 (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0
    Bush rustle: Foliage_Rustling_001.wav by duckduckpony | License: Attribution
    Romantic song: Jon Sayles playing If Ye Love Me by Thomas Talls, http://www.jsayles.com/familypages/earlymusic.htm
    Suitor’s theme: Thatched Villagers (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0
    Sad music: Relent (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0
    Podcast announcements: The Place Where I’ll Return To (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Outro: Everybody’s Got Problems That Aren’t Mine (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0

    The post Fairy Tale 5 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 2 with Guest Gina de Vries first appeared on Oppression Aware Podcast, Fairy Tales, and Games.

    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode 5 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 2 with Guest Gina de Vries

    Writing Alchemy Episode 5 Summary

    Writer and cultural-worker Gina de Vries joins Fay for the reading of part 2 of “Tala and Prince Hart,” which focuses on the humorous antics of Prince Hart’s suitors as their inappropriate, boundary-crossing behaviors get them into trouble. Gina then reads an erotic excerpt about the magic of everyday life from hir current project, How to Have a Body.  The following discussion focuses on weaving personal experience into writing, unhealthy patterns that are romanticized within the romance genre, and the importance of centering the narratives of people living at the margins.

    Tala and Prince Hart: Prince Hart is asexual, but his parents and many suitors are having a hard time accepting that. When the trickster Tala decides to come to his aid, chaos naturally ensues in this exuberant story that is a playful response to the all too common romanticization of boundary-crossing behaviors!

    Story: Tala and Prince Hart

    Guest: Writer and cultural-worker Gina de Vries

    This is an illustration of the Musical Creature Band done in an abstract style. On the left is a bear playing a horn while standing on one foot. In the back is an elephant plucking the strings of a harp with its trunk. On the the right is a golden-brown rooster dancing by flapping its wings and strutting. In the front is a donkey with a white nose standing next to a blue drum.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Prince Hart: http://writingalchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-prince-hart/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: http://writingalchemy.net/feed/podcast

    Gina’s Links

    Find out more about How to Have a Body at: http://howtohaveabody.tumblr.com/
    Coming soon you will be able to follow Gina’s work at: http://ginadevries.com/

    Music Credits:

    Intro: Kickin’ in the Turbo (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Transition to reading: Another Version of You (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0
    Court music: J. S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No4-1 BWV10

    1 hr 8 min
  • Fairy Tale 4 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 1 with Guest Jessica Miriam Littenberg

    Writing Alchemy Fairy Tale 4 Summary

    Activist and writer Jessica Miriam Littenberg joins Fay for the reading of part 1 of “Tala and Prince Hart,” which focuses on Prince Hart’s experience of being asexual in a society that does not recognize asexuality. Jessica then reads one of her powerful poems about transphobia. The following discussion focuses on the experience of not being what you are supposed to be according to society, racism and ableilsm in language, and using art to communicate the experience of oppression by connecting to identifiable feelings.

    Tala and Prince Hart: Prince Hart is asexual, but his parents and many suitors are having a hard time accepting that. When the trickster Tala decides to come to his aid, chaos naturally ensues in this exuberant story that is a playful response to the all too common romanticization of boundary-crossing behaviors!

    Story: Tala and Prince Hart

    Guest: Activist and writer Jessica Miriam Littenberg

    This is an illustration of the Musical Creature Band done in an abstract style. On the left is a bear playing a horn while standing on one foot. In the back is an elephant plucking the strings of a harp with its trunk. On the the right is a golden-brown rooster dancing by flapping its wings and strutting. In the front is a donkey with a white nose standing next to a blue drum.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Prince Hart: https://writing-alchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-prince-hart/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: https://writing-alchemy.net/feed/podcast
    The black woman author whose name I could not remember during the discussion is Toni Morrison. The specific book I read in which she deliberately manipulates the imagery of whiteness is Song of Solomon. This link has a section which discusses that imagery: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/solomon/themes.html

    Jessica’s Links

    Read more of Jessica’s work (an announcement will be posted when her book is released): http://www.freaksoftechnology.com/
    Octavial Buttler: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octavia_E._Butler
    Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction Stories from Social Justice Movements: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23129839-octavia-s-brood

    Music Credits:

    Intro: Kickin’ in the Turbo (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Transition 1: Another Version of You (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0
    Market noises: whitechapel market 1.wav by Walter_Odington | License: Creative Commons 0
    Market noises: 140802_Greenwich_FoodMarket_F.wav by blaukreuz | License: Creative Commons 0
    Suitor’s theme: Thatched Villagers (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0
    Crowd noises at the contest: 072510_crowd_04.wav by sagetyrtle | License: Creative Commons 0
    Musical Creature Band: Bird (Rod Hamilton) / CC BY-ND 3.0
    Transition 2: The Place Where I’ll Return To (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Outro: Everybody’s Got Problems That Aren’t Mine (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0

    The post Fairy Tale 4 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 1 with Guest Jessica Miriam Littenberg first appeared on Oppression Aware Podcast, Fairy Tales, and Games.

    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode 4 – “Tala and Prince Hart” Part 1 with Guest Jessica Miriam Littenberg

    Writing Alchemy Episode 4 Summary

    Activist and writer Jessica Miriam Littenberg joins Fay for the reading of part 1 of “Tala and Prince Hart,” which focuses on Prince Hart’s experience of being asexual in a society that does not recognize asexuality. Jessica then reads one of her powerful poems about transphobia. The following discussion focuses on the experience of not being what you are supposed to be according to society, racism and ableilsm in language, and using art to communicate the experience of oppression by connecting to identifiable feelings.

    Tala and Prince Hart: Prince Hart is asexual, but his parents and many suitors are having a hard time accepting that. When the trickster Tala decides to come to his aid, chaos naturally ensues in this exuberant story that is a playful response to the all too common romanticization of boundary-crossing behaviors!

    Story: Tala and Prince Hart

    Guest: Activist and writer Jessica Miriam Littenberg

    This is an illustration of the Musical Creature Band done in an abstract style. On the left is a bear playing a horn while standing on one foot. In the back is an elephant plucking the strings of a harp with its trunk. On the the right is a golden-brown rooster dancing by flapping its wings and strutting. In the front is a donkey with a white nose standing next to a blue drum.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Prince Hart: http://writingalchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-prince-hart/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: http://writingalchemy.net/feed/podcast
    The black woman author whose name I could not remember during the discussion is Toni Morrison. The specific book I read in which she deliberately manipulates the imagery of whiteness is Song of Solomon. This link has a section which discusses that imagery: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/solomon/themes.html

    Jessica’s Links

    Read more of Jessica’s work (an announcement will be posted when her book is released): http://www.freaksoftechnology.com/
    Octavial Buttler: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octavia_E._Butler
    Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction Stories from S

    1 hr 8 min
  • Fairy Tale 3 – “Tala and Godmother Death” Part 2 with Guest Tobi Hill-Meyer

    Writing Alchemy Fairy Tale 3 Summary

    Community-organizer and media-creator Tobi Hill-Meyer returns to join Fay for the reading of the second half of “Tala and Godmother Death,” followed by a discussion that focuses on gender exploration in trans literature, the importance of depicting forgiveness with consequences, and the humanizing potential of humor.

    Tala and Godmother Death: Inspired by the Grimms’ fairy tale “Godfather Death,” this story follows Death’s three godchildren and explores what happens when the most selfish and clever one comes across the trickster Tala.

    Story: Tala and Godmother Death

    Guest: Community-organizer and media-creator Tobi Hill-Meyer

    This illustration is meant to be suggestive of the underground cavern full of candles. It depicts eight abstract candles surrounded by darkness. There is one candle close-up in the foreground with a pool of wax pouring from it. The other candles are less detailed and farther away. The flame of each candle is behaving in a different manner, with some blowing to the left and some blowing to the right, while others are still.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Godmother Death: https://writing-alchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-godmother-death/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: https://writing-alchemy.net/feed/podcast
    Beyond the Queer Sci-Fi & Fantasy Comic Anthology: http://www.beyondanthology.com/
    The specific story referenced is “Optimal” by Blue Delliquanti which centers on the character Sulla. Sulla is also a main character in Blue’s webcomic O Human Star: http://ohumanstar.com/

    Tobi Hill-Meyer’s Links

    Call for submissions to her anthology of trans erotic fiction: http://handbasketproductions.com/call-for-submissions/
    The author Tobi referenced who was told by her publisher that no character was allowed to be queer and happy at any book’s end was Marijane Meaker: http://everything.explained.today/Lesbian_pulp_fiction/

    Music Credits:

    Intro: Kickin’ in the Turbo (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Transition 1: Another Version of You (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0
    Feast music: Minstrel Guild (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0
    More direct link to Minstrel Guild: http://www.incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?collection=003
    Underground cavern: Gentle Whispering (Lee Rosevere) / CC BY-NC 4.0
    Tala-Death Romance: Onistwave (P C III) / CC BY 4.0
    Transition 2: The Place Where I’ll Return To (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Outro: Everybody’s Got Problems That Aren’t Mine (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0

    The post Fairy Tale 3 – “Tala and Godmother Death” Part 2 with Guest Tobi Hill-Meyer first appeared on Oppression Aware Podcast, Fairy Tales, and Games.

    56 min
  • Episode 3 – “Tala and Godmother Death” Part 2 with Guest Tobi Hill-Meyer

    Writing Alchemy Episode 3 Summary

    Community-organizer and media-creator Tobi Hill-Meyer returns to join Fay for the reading of the second half of “Tala and Godmother Death,” followed by a discussion that focuses on gender exploration in trans literature, the importance of depicting forgiveness with consequences, and the humanizing potential of humor.

    Tala and Godmother Death: Inspired by the Grimms’ fairy tale “Godfather Death,” this story follows Death’s three godchildren and explores what happens when the most selfish and clever one comes across the trickster Tala.

    Story: Tala and Godmother Death

    Guest: Community-organizer and media-creator Tobi Hill-Meyer

    This illustration is meant to be suggestive of the underground cavern full of candles. It depicts eight abstract candles surrounded by darkness. There is one candle close-up in the foreground with a pool of wax pouring from it. The other candles are less detailed and farther away. The flame of each candle is behaving in a different manner, with some blowing to the left and some blowing to the right, while others are still.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Godmother Death: http://writingalchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-godmother-death/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: http://writingalchemy.net/feed/podcast
    Beyond the Queer Sci-Fi & Fantasy Comic Anthology: http://www.beyondanthology.com/
    The specific story referenced is “Optimal” by Blue Delliquanti which centers on the character Sulla. Sulla is also a main character in Blue’s webcomic O Human Star: http://ohumanstar.com/

    Tobi Hill-Meyer’s Links

    Call for submissions to her anthology of trans erotic fiction: http://handbasketproductions.com/call-for-submissions/
    The author Tobi referenced who was told by her publisher that no character was allowed to be queer and happy at any book’s end was Marijane Meaker: http://everything.explained.today/Lesbian_pulp_fiction/

    Music Credi

    56 min
  • Fairy Tale 2 – “Tala and Godmother Death” Part 1 with Guest Liz Cruz

    Writing Alchemy Fairy Tale 2 Summary

    Performance artist and community organizer Liz Cruz joins Fay for the reading of the first half of “Tala and Godmother Death,” followed by a discussion that focuses on queer, femme, and trans representation, the origins of “Tala and Godmother Death” in the fairy tales collected and altered by the brothers Grimm, and the power of giving ourselves and each other permission.

    Tala and Godmother Death: Inspired by the Grimms’ fairy tale “Godfather Death,” this story follows Death’s three godchildren and explores what happens when the most selfish and clever one comes across the trickster Tala.

    Story: Tala and Godmother Death

    Guest: Performance artist and community organizer Liz Cruz

    This illustration is meant to be suggestive of the underground cavern full of candles. It depicts eight abstract candles surrounded by darkness. There is one candle close-up in the foreground with a pool of wax pouring from it. The other candles are less detailed and farther away. The flame of each candle is behaving in a different manner, with some blowing to the left and some blowing to the right, while others are still.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Godmother Death: https://writing-alchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-godmother-death/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: https://writing-alchemy.net/feed/podcast
    Full text of an earlier version of Snow White and other similar fairy tales where the prince takes the unconscious/dead woman home: http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/type0709.html
    Pissing in the Snow and Other Ozark Folktales: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/967818.Pissing_in_the_Snow_and_Other_Ozark_Folktales
    The Turnip Princess and Other Newly Discovered Fairy Tales: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22571737-the-turnip-princess-and-other-newly-discovered-fairy-tales

    Liz Cruz’s Links

    Find out more about Debauchery and Lily Divine Productions: http://www.lilydivine.com

    Music Credits:

    Intro: Kickin’ in the Turbo (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Transition 1: Another Version of You (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0
    Underground cavern: Gentle Whispering (Lee Rosevere) / CC BY-NC 4.0
    Tala-Death Romance: Onistwave (P C III) / CC BY 4.0
    Transition 2: The Place Where I’ll Return To (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
    Outro: Everybody’s Got Problems That Aren’t Mine (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0

    The post Fairy Tale 2 – “Tala and Godmother Death” Part 1 with Guest Liz Cruz first appeared on Oppression Aware Podcast, Fairy Tales, and Games.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 2 – “Tala and Godmother Death” Part 1 with Guest Liz Cruz

    Writing Alchemy Episode 2 Summary

    Performance artist and community organizer Liz Cruz joins Fay for the reading of the first half of “Tala and Godmother Death,” followed by a discussion that focuses on queer, femme, and trans representation, the origins of “Tala and Godmother Death” in the fairy tales collected and altered by the brothers Grimm, and the power of giving ourselves and each other permission.

    Tala and Godmother Death: Inspired by the Grimms’ fairy tale “Godfather Death,” this story follows Death’s three godchildren and explores what happens when the most selfish and clever one comes across the trickster Tala.

    Story: Tala and Godmother Death

    Guest: Performance artist and community organizer Liz Cruz

    This illustration is meant to be suggestive of the underground cavern full of candles. It depicts eight abstract candles surrounded by darkness. There is one candle close-up in the foreground with a pool of wax pouring from it. The other candles are less detailed and farther away. The flame of each candle is behaving in a different manner, with some blowing to the left and some blowing to the right, while others are still.

     

    Show Notes:

    Today’s story

    Tala and Godmother Death: http://writingalchemy.net/fairy-tales/tala-and-godmother-death/

    Fay’s Links

    You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
    The RSS feed of this podcast is: http://writingalchemy.net/feed/podcast
    Full text of an earlier version of Snow White and other similar fairy tales where the prince takes the unconscious/dead woman home: http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/type0709.html
    Pissing in the Snow and Other Ozark Folktales: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/967818.Pissing_in_the_Snow_and_Other_Ozark_Folktales
    The Turnip Princess and Other Newly Discovered Fairy Tales: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22571737-the-turnip-princess-and-other-newly-discovered-fairy-tales

    Liz Cruz’s Links

    Find out more about Debauchery and Lily Divine Productions:

    1 hr 1 min

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Writing Alchemy is storytelling that centers intersectional characters, including a fairy tale series that combines humor and magic with serious topics, and a tabletop role-playing series about the…