Celticfolklore Stories

On a world where Canada is a province for a country call North America. A Magical Monarchy rules over the population. There are also three classes of people; magicals, normals, and defiants. Nathan is a boy with autism that comes from the normal class. He doesn't get along with the other magical students at the Grand Spell Academy. Since they talk about rumors about special needs students. Yet Nathan has gained the ability to cast spells himself and deem himself worthy of becoming a Magical. All after hearing the calm voice from a fairy from a grimoire in the academy library. Nathan will find out that nothing is at its seems. He will discover that the Magical Monarchy is a dictatorship that is willing to take out anybody and any country that poses a threat to its rule. With spellcasters being elites in with it in power. Fairies and other mythical creatures live in North America to encourage the citizens to trust the Magical Monarchy. Though a small portion of these creatures are willing to help get freedom for the country. Allowing Nathan and any ally help against the threat. Nathan will also have to watch out for the Watchful Sentries; a secret police force. Will Nathan be able to triumph and give the citizens of North America their freedom? Or will he be destroyed thanks to the machinations of the Magical Monarchy's minions and the Grand King?

Star Norwood has often wondered at the strange silvery mark on her brow, but her parents never could explain it. Then on her graduation day she discovers they aren't her real parents. A journey to the mysterious wood where she was found soon explains much, including the odd dreams she's had since a child, of unicorns, a mysterious elf-man in need of her help, and general Impending Doom. Soon she is plunged into an adventure in fairy lands, both wondrous and dangerous. As she struggles to undo the spell binding her to the mysterious Fae man that can shift into the shape of a unicorn, she comes to terms with her own unicorn-related powers--and deals with the reality of falling for a man of the Seelie Courts, the Fae Folk. Together they embark on a quest to save her true parents from the clutches of Arawn, Lord of the Unseelie Underworld, and to recover a fabled alicorn bracelet, said to undo any spell that touches it. Throughout all of this, Star wrestles with the question of who she is, and who she could be. Maybe, just maybe, Who One Is, is something more than how you look, or who your parents were. Can one, perhaps, choose who they wish to be?

When a young soul named Eirian Branwen drifts between life and death, a raven comes to guide her across the shimmering threshold of Annwn-the Otherworld where ancestors wait in shadow and light. Along the silver path of Arianrhod, she discovers that death is not an ending, but a return. Blending Celtic myth with timeless themes of loss, memory, and renewal, Crossing into Annwn is a lyrical short story about the eternal wheel that turns all souls home, and the raven who carries them between worlds.