Folktales Stories

one shots(short stories) 1) Qulsum💮Sikander(completed) 2) Sahiba🌸Mirza(completed) 3)Wajih🌺Onaifa(completed) 4)Saim🌼Harum(completed) 5) Yahya🌹Mehreen(completed)

In the mist-veiled village of Delimbiyr, where ancient trees whisper secrets and lanterns burn against the endless twilight, names carry power - and some names are never meant to be spoken together. Briar Thornwick, gentle-hearted and bound to the forest that raised him, has always known the rules of his village: tradition is law, and love must follow the path carved by generations past. Malchor Wichester, the blacksmith's son with storm-dark eyes and a restless spirit, has never been good at following paths laid before him. In a world where even names are kept apart, The Space Between Our Names is a haunting tale of longing, courage, and the quiet rebellion of two hearts refusing to be silenced.

When the sea witch Maevora rises to steal the Heart of the Kingdom, Briar Thornwick and his friends-Satara, Argyle, and his former love, Malchor Winchester-set sail on a perilous journey to stop her. As ancient folklore comes to life and old feelings begin to rekindle, the four must brave cursed seas, forgotten legends, and impossible choices to save their home, Delimbiyr, before it is consumed by darkness.

Have you ever heard about "yokai" and "ayakashi"? Legend has it that they lived hundreds of years ago or so the world thought.

♫ She was a girl, he was a crow, can I make it any more obvious ♫ Deep in the woods of Appalachia, the creatures of folklore make their nests. Only, sometimes those creatures step out from the shadowed canopies of their homes in search of something mortal, something... human. Cassy Williams, an unsuspecting cashier worker, finds herself bound in a pact with one of these creatures more complicated than the simple barters she's used to with her murder of crows. It will be a long and winding road for her to untangle the deal she's wrought, but will she even find that it's worth it?

journey with Johann on the 1800 soil of south africa with a dime that buys more than it's value an orphaned boy to a prince

A collection of cautionary tales inspired by the classics. For lovers of the Brothers Grimm.

The monster of the river...if he catches you, you must sing to save your life. So, sing.

A short story full of moral values <(￣︶￣)>

Vasilisa the Beautiful is a Russian fairy tale collected by Alexander Afanasyev in Narodnye russkie skazki.[1] Aleksandr Rou made a film entitled Vasilisa the Beautiful in 1939, however, it was based on a different tale - The Frog Tsarevna; it was the first large-budget feature in the Soviet Union to use fantasy elements, as opposed to the realistic style long favored politically.[2] American author Elizabeth Winthrop wrote a children's book - Vasilissa the Beautiful: a Russian Folktale (HarperCollins, 1991), illustrated by Alexander Koshkin. There is also a Soviet cartoon - Vasilisa the Beautiful, but it is also based on the Frog Tsarevna tale.

A brave sister. A dark house. A promise that held them together. When Mina and her younger siblings wander too far from home, they stumble upon a mysterious house and a kind-looking stranger who offers shelter. But as night deepens, Mina discovers a terrifying secret-and must summon all her courage to protect Toby and Lila from a witch's deadly plan. Set in a Filipino barangay and filled with heart, suspense, and magical danger, The Sister Who Never Let Go is a tale of bravery, responsibility, and the unbreakable bond between siblings.

It's almost time for the Autumn Celebration and forest creatures are very busy. There's a lot to prepare and a special surprise is waiting for them. An esoteric tale suspended between two worlds.

This is a folk tail about anansi, the god of trickery, and fox the sly vixen.

A one-shot story about a middle age man who finds himself trapped in folklore.

Here is a folktale we have written for our English class, Between the two people on this account and one of our classmates Welcome to the story.... Of the Aurora Borealis

"I will bare my teeth to anyone who harms you, that's my oath." Blanchette Red, the unlucky Red Riding Hood, stumbled upon a dead body in the middle of the night. Having the idea that she was safe, Blanchette was truly not safe. Whether it was due to the killer or the mystery buried beneath the town, Blanchette found herself tangled up with Zeke the Wolf, the Big Bad Wolf who tried to eat her. From an unlucky discovery to getting stuck with a hungry wolf, what else can Blanchette expect? "So be it, Wolf. I will give my life to you."

Has God replaced the Jewish people with the Church?

Grim Folktales from the Chinese Countryside

"Pay reverence to every creature, great or small, fierce or meek, for it may well be your soulmate in disguise." ➴➶➴ A short story with a Tolkien-esque feel to it, told in the likeness of a folktale, with the queer twist that all LGBT+ fantasy enthusiasts long for.