BY ARTHUR DAIGLE My characters learn that there is an artifact called the Bottle of Hope in their lands, and that a single drop of its water can heal people. Read more

Our Winter Issue of Ink and Fairydust will be based on the season and its many holidays, particularly Christmas and other solstice-based celebrations. We are looking for all types of works, including but not limited to… * Artwork * Book & Movie Reviews * Fanfiction * Original Fiction * Poetry * Reflections on the season * Reflections on the winter holidays (any and all!)… Read more

“Oh, da,” he said, with a trembling voice, “Why must I make this terrible choice To leave yourself and the maiden I love, Go fight for James Edward’s right to his glove? Read more

BY T.K. WILSON Chesterton goes on to say fantasy shows us the abnormal rationality of Christianity in a way that is simpler to understand for the most part. Read more

BY LILA TULIP “I know you have not informed your mother of us, Credence. Please do not be afraid. I am not angry at you, but at your mother.” Read more

Our Fall issue of Fellowship and Fairydust is here! Based on the Long 18th Century and Period Drama, it includes fanfiction and articles on many diverse books, movies and more, including (but far from limited to) Jane Austen, Pirates of the Caribbean, Felicity the American Girl, and Sharpe! Read more

BY M.C. PEHRSON “Yanash deserves justice…and it is for that reason that I must return to Earth. It is a simple matter of logic.” Read more

BY ISABELLA SUMMITT Somewhere the Dad bought her a paperback of the book the movie was based on. Read more

BY SARAH LEVESQUE Oak trees like bombers soaring toward the sky, laden with burdens to loose upon the unsuspecting below. Read more

BY M.C. PEHRSON “I’m glad you kicked me out of the academy. This is better. It’s what I’ve been looking for all my life.” Read more

BY HEART OF THE ARTSARI “Somehow, I believe you. I see the light and shadow within you, seeking unity; you’ve awakened the Force.” Read more

BY FERGUS COYLE See, the way that Gandalf’s spirit travels dimensions is by dying, and then being reborn after a brief time as a free-roaming spirit. Read more

“He just wanted to be anywhere away from here, with Ginny in his arms.” Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI “It is snow upon the sun and wine upon the tongue and the sting of flowers grown in the bracken and the breath of thirsting souls.” Read more

BY KETURAH LAMB If you are reading this post, you are probably considering whether or not you should read A Series of Unfortunate Events. Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI “JOANNE?!” he exclaimed, eyes wide as saucers. “But…but we had a contract!!!” Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI “See you soon, Snape. Thanks again for this life I’m living. God knows it was worth everything, after all.” Read more

“No, t’s quite clear how you both see me. Not that it is any of your concern, but I will have you know that I would never hurt a child. Nor would I allow any undo harm to come to them. That includes your lions, Minerva.” Read more

BY RACHEL SCHMIDT You were afraid once. The unknown darkness overwhelmed you. Above all sense of truth you found in our words. Read more

BY AMANDA TKACZOW Markovits starts by pointing out how it was hard to distinguish what were Tennyson’s own feelings about the Crimean War. Read more