Notes from the Edge
Stories inspired by mythology and magic, folklore and Faerie
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Currency (opens the original)
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PREVIOUSLY: Tobias met Áslaug in the dreaming after he had been sworn as a monk, and she had been marked as a seiðkona. She returns to him every night when he is sleeping and, despite his guilt, he doesn’t send her away.<im
Miracles (opens the original)
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This is an installment of the serial Ash & Oak, a historical fantasy with Vikings (sic), monks, two magic systems, a god or two—and dragons! If you want to begin at the beginning, follow the link below. If you fancy a short story or some flash fiction CLICK HERE or to find out more about my YA/ adult crossover novel Underworld (a reimagining of the myth of Persephone), visit my website <a href="https://katharinekapodistria.co
The Door in the Dreaming (opens the original)
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This is an installment of the serial Ash & Oak, a historical fantasy with Vikings (sic), monks, two magic systems, a god or two—and dragons! If you want to begin at the beginning, follow the link below. If you fancy a short story or some flash fiction CLICK HERE or to find out more about my YA/ adult crossover novel Underworld (a reimagining of the myth of Persephone), visit my website <a href="https://katharinekapodistria.co
The Mark of the Seiðkona (opens the original)
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This is an installment of the serial Ash & Oak, a historical fantasy with Vikings (sic), monks, two magic systems, a god or two—and dragons! If you want to begin at the beginning, follow the link below. If you fancy a short story or some flash fiction CLICK HERE or to find out more about my YA/ adult crossover novel Underworld (a reimagining of the myth of Persephone), visit my website <a href="http
September Missive (opens the original)
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A couple of weeks ago, my youngest daughter (who is bilingual) asked me if there was a word in English for missing a person you have never known. I know she was thinking of my dad, who died two days before her third birthday, and who her oldest sister in particular has many memories of. No, there isn’t, I had to tell her. Maybe there are words in other languages, maybe there used to be a word in this one we’re speaking now. Neither is there a word for missing a place you’ve never been, but I kno
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