Westburyfaerycontest Stories

Thank you to everyone who gave me support in the contest :)

With her dying breath, a mother pours her magic into protecting her young daughter. Years later, that magic saves the girl from the clutches of a dangerous sea spirit. However, the spirit is angered, and goes out to seek vengeance upon her life. It will take more powerful magic, the kind that can transcend time, to keep this evil at bay. An entry for the Westbury Faery Contest. Cover design by @AdventurousA

Life is full of tragedy. No matter how much we wish to continue our magical dreams, dreams cannot last forever. But that doesn't mean the magic leaves forever, sure it may never return to us, but the magic can still come back for others so they can be the one to enjoy the sparkling dream. One's tragedy can lead to one's miracle.

Reporter Sarah Mullens takes an in-depth look into the recent search for the Westbury Faery, along with its various implications.

Fairies aren't real. They're something that exists in the minds of children or madmen. Right? Not anymore. There was always something strange about Westbury. It was one of those towns that always had a magical feel to it. You'd never expect little flying creatures, though. - A book written by Rachel Andrews and Manisha Maharajh for the Westbury Faery contest! We aren't professional writers, but we hope you enjoy our theory and version of the story!

Adelaide chose to tell me about her journey. Now I can tell you...

My short story entry for the Westbury Faery Contest. The Westbury Faery is completely misunderstood by the humans who live around her, even though they don't even know that she exists. All they have seen are flashes of her flying body and strange movements in her graveyard home. Discover the truths that the experts are desperate to uncover. Meet the Westbury Faery. Made the shortlist for the contest.

The diary of Grace, a young girl involved with the westbury Faery.

Why did the Westbury faery come to Australia? Who is she and what does she believe in? An overview of the Westbury faery's choices and circumstances leading to her arrival in Tasmania.

This is my entry into the 'Westbury Faery Contest'. Dearest Grace, I have grown old and tired. Nowadays my mind always goes back. The memories have never tarnished, never grown dim. Some of the memories still make me tremble, still make me sad but others... others make me smile and remember the joy in my heart.... (This is in Two Parts)

"She went through an indeterminate destiny, venturing on an enchanted marl. She met the divine guardian who held a blessing of her fecundate fortune. A glorious legacy has been bestowed upon her. But no map leads to the glory along with love. Either of one, will perish." Hello everyone, It's my first time submitting a story in English. So I am quite nervous now. Hope I did it well. Give it a read maybe, and let me know your opinion. Thanks... :)

A legal documentation of transcripted recordings following two anonymous youths, regarding their interest in the Westbury faerie, and their disappearance.

'Clap if you believe in Faeries.' Children were the first to report winged creatures, human-like in form but no bigger than the ring finger. These children were ridiculed and sent to asylums to cure their 'imaginations'. They quickly learnt to be silent but to 'clap their hands in delight' to convey faery rings to other seers. Few people realise the nursery rhyme, 'If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands!' is derived from faery chasers. (Page 27, The Beginner's Guide to Faery Watching, By World Faery Society.)

Perhaps you've heard rumors of the Westbury Faery. Until the recent uncovering of incredible clues relating to her story, rumors were all there were. As researchers and historians have revealed her tale, I have focused instead on the time before she became the infamous creature, the time prior to her dangerous adventures: her sickness, trials, and abandonment. Think of it as... a prequel. A record of her change, transcending her devastating fate. The awesome amount of foreshadowing in her young adult life is truly amazing. It makes one think hard about one's own life, and of what signs of the future are hiding in plain sight.

The evidences are now piling in professor's Arthur office but without interpretation for these evidences, the fairies still don't exist and his life work doesn't mean a thing. It was a trip offered to him by a disbeliever to go explore the place where all the magic happens; Westbury, Tasmania. In this magical place secrets revealed themselves and the disbeliever turned believer.

Is the Westbury Faery real? If so, who is she and what's her story? Oh yes, the Westbury Faery is very real and she isn't someone you want to cross. Unfortunately, no one told Lauren. Philip has made the ultimate sacrifice to save his one true love and this is the note he left behind. This is my entry for the #WestburyFaeryContest, hosted by @WorldFaerySociety. Word Count: 498 ©Missy De Graff 2017 | Wattpad

Willow and her grandfather Arthur Beck have been frantically searching for the Westbury Faery since the arrival of a mysterious box, anonymously sent to the World Faery Society. When a mysterious stranger arrives claiming to have information on who sent it, they may be closer than ever to learning the truth about the Westbury Faery. Word Count: 1886

The last memories of Phillip Ripton. Flash fiction.

Philip and Lauren Ripton have just gotten married when their life takes a tragic turn after an unexpected meeting with a unusual visitor.