The Werwatz Werewolves Chapter 11, Part 2 Fairy Tale of Prince and Horse Prince and horse scuttered to the protectiv...

Chapter 11 The Werewolf’s Frenzied Distemper Prince and steed lost no more time; what else could they do but flee? The wer...

Fairy Tale of Prince and Horse, Chapter 10 Part 1, Crystalball Gazing “But back to practical matters,” Walpurga said kindly. “I...

Chapter 10, Part 5 The crystal ball will not be silenced. T he prince sat dejectedly at the table contemplating what to do. Walpu...

Part 4 Walpurga explains the nature of fairy folk. The elfmound faded from view within the crystal ball and Walpurga covered ...

Part 3 The maid spoke: My home is the impenetrable elfmound where sump meets hillock.  Once I pledged my heart to a prince but I ...

Chapter 10, Part 2: Crystal Ball Gazing The Shielding Marsh Walpurga placed the silk on the glass and trembled. “The futur...

Chapter 10 Crystal Ball Gazing “But back to practical matters,” Walpurga said kindly. “I have grace to see future things ...

Chapter 9 I am Walpurga I was born in England, in Devonshire and my father was Richard, the Pilgrim, the Walker. When h...

As the brightness of day faded, the horse carried the prince further and further into the woods. The sun was hanging low in the ...

Fairy Tale of Prince and Horse, Chapter 8 Part 7 With lightening speed the wolf lunged across the table toward the sleeper. In...