Two Dark Fables

Two Dark Fables

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Fiction
Fantasy
Fairy Tales and Mythology
Dark Fantasy
Mythical Creatures
I first wrote this story back in Grade 5, then dragged it back out of my million documents last December for a short story contest. I rewrote it, added a second story (hence Two Dark Fables), and even though I didn't win, I'm entering again this year. One problem. The story has to be appropriate for children... which is why I don't think this one stands a chance. It asks for a little too much moral thinking. Two Dark Fables follows a scarred, vengeful girl and a struggling yet cunning queen. Inspired by the Brothers Grimm, one story is a fractured fairytale retelling. The Sycamore is really personal to me because it reflects my own experience growing up with prominent scars I was mocked for, though the MC and I take very different paths. I love The Last Child, too; Watching it grow has been crazy. If u read it, pls leave honest criticism, or tell me if I should delay it for now and start fresh. I wanna know what needs fixing :)
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Riley Renner was supposed to spend the weekend teaching teenagers how to survive in the woods. Instead, she wakes in a world ruled by beastmen. In this land, females are treasured, fought over, and marked by the males they choose to mate with. Wolves walk beside towering tigers, serpents lurk in the shadows of ancient tribes, and powerful males bear the stripes that define their strength. But Riley is different. She smells of no beast. Knows none of their customs. And worst of all for the males around her-she treats them with a kindness they have never known.

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