New stories, stitched together with the thread of once upon a time. This is a collection of inclusive fairy tales written and recorded to spread old magic in a new way. You want single fathers, pansexual princesses, found families, sapphic dragons, sword wielding ladies and asexual heroes? Then you’…
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A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about a cohabitation calamity. Surely all that stuff about vampires and werewolves not getting along is just nonsense, right? Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about a meet-cute in an emergency room. Because dealing with magic comes with certain challenges. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
Transcript here: Hi everyone, it's Laura. I wanted to let you all know that because of Spotify's new terms of service, I have decided to no longer have my podcast on their platform. If I did they would have the right to transcribe or translate my stories, without even giving me the option to object if they get it wrong. It means they could change my stories without my input. That's absolutely unacceptable for a distribution platform. I can't accept these new terms, so I have to take the podcast off Spotify entirely. I know a lot of you use Spotify, and I'm sorry to have to do this, but I don't see another solution. You will still be able to listen to my podcast on other podcast apps and you can always find every transcript and a streaming button on laurasimons.com. I'm currently working on editing some longer fantasy stories to upload and I have a wonderful fairy tale about a chivalrous knight in the works, so I really hope you'll stick around for those. The new terms go into effect on the 15th of March 2024. So I will be taking my podcast off Spotify in about a week: between the 9th and 11th of March. If you have any questions, you can always email me at laurasimons.author@gmail.com or send me a message on my Tumblr: laurasimonsdaughter. I hope you'll all be there when I have another tale to tell some other day. But until then: don't let anyone steal your words, and be safe.
A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of supernatural thoughts. In which a home is made. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of family fun. In which an aunt is summoned to lunch. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fairy Tale: the one with the merchant, the siblings, and the golden ring. A kind merchant brings her son a mysterious ring she found on her travels and the young man is soon visited by its rightful owner. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about the trials of cohabitation. Sometimes renting an apartment comes with very peculiar problems to be negotiated. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Fix-it Fairy Tale: more kindness, more consent and more inclusivity for ‘Hans In Luck'. A story about three years work, one day's travel, five trades, and a young man with a never-ending supply of good-nature. Transcript coming soon. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of neighbourly niceties. In which a stairwell is thoroughly defeated. Transcript coming soon. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of unusual inventory. In which working at a toy store has some surprises. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of creatures and coworkers. In which a pocket dragon is very professional indeed. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of watery surprises. In which a violin sings in the mist. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Fix-it Fairy Tale: more kindness, more consent and more inclusivity for ‘Prince Lindworm'. Two queens are so eager to have a baby that they forget to follow a witches advice and one of their sons is born in the body of a lindworm. Order the anthology I will feature in here: Dark Cheer Cryptids Emerging Volume Blue And its sister volume here: Volume Silver Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of paws and parenting. In which two fathers find a pet for their son. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Fix-it Fairy Tale: more kindness, more consent and more inclusivity for 'The Tinderbox'. A kind, clever soldier finds herself in possession of something magical and happens upon a princess locked away in a castle. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
A Patchwork Fantasy Snippet full of old books and fuzzy snouts. In which a new library assistant meets some very special library occupants. Read the transcript for this episode here. Find everything about this podcast and my other projects on laurasimons.com. Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller on Ko-fi!
The one with the vow, the four winds and the frozen tears. Three siblings each make a wish about who they wish to marry when they grow up and the middle child finds her declaration most unexpectedly answered. Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website! Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter! Find me on my writing Tumblr. Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”. Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here! Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
Today a special straight from my blog: a social worker answering questions from various people inhabiting an urban fantasy world!Check out the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr or AO3. Check out Purple Planet Music for the jingle from this episode.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
This is a Fix-it Fairy Tale: more kindness, more consent and more inclusivity! This time we're fixing: Prunella.A flower-loving youth accidentally picks a lilac from a witch's garden and ends up having to face some very unnerving trials, but also the witch's beautiful daughter... You can also read this story on AO3.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr or AO3. Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about princes and dragons. The true account of how one ferocious and honourable gentleman dragon tamed his humans. Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every episode on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr or AO3. Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
This is a Fix-it Fairy Tale: more kindness, more consent and more inclusivity! Because spinning straw into gold and making dangerous trades is all well and good, but the rest of the Grimm’s Rumplestiltskin could really do with some fixing.You can also read this story on AO3.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr or AO3. Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about friendship and childhood. The summer is a good season for forging friendships, especially where selkies are concerned. Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr or AO3. Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
A Patchwork Fantasy Tale about bravery and family. Dragon eggs shouldn't be left lying around without proper care, they really shouldn't.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr or AO3. Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
An update about the return of the podcast. [Transcript at the end of the episode description.]Feedback and suggestions are always appreciated, send them my way here: https://laurasimonsdaughter.tumblr.com/ask https://patchworkfairytales.wordpress.com/contact/ laurasimons.author@gmail.com Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Transcript:Hi everyone, it’s your storyteller Laura with an exciting update: patchwork fairy tales is returning!I have moved into a new home, searched my feelings, done some editing, and I have decided what to do next on the podcast!Until I have some new original fairy tales to share, I will be recording and publishing new types of content:Patchwork Fantasy Tales. The same type of original content you’re used to, but a bit more fantasy than fairy tale, which will give me a bit more freedom.Fix-It Fairy Tales. Thanks to Sundapple for the name! “More kindness, more consent and more inclusivity!” Retellings of classic fairy tales that could do with some fixing.Patchwork Fantasy Ficlets. Short pieces of original fantasy that show a single scene or idea rather than a full story, like the “patchwork fantasy snippets” I uploaded as specials before.I will not be keeping to my old “every other Wednesday” schedule, instead I’ll just upload whenever I can. That way I won’t burn myself out and I can keep telling stories to you all at my own pace, because it really makes me happy.Speaking of happy, thank you all so much for listening. And to the Tumblr crowd: thanks so much all of you who like and reblog the episodes, it warms my heart.An extra special thank you to Zora, Stefan, Jennifer, nestingcat, grumpysunlight, randomnebula, Micah, iiping, Cherry, cerulean-s3rpent, Lilikoi and the four anonymous beings who sent me lovely messages and to kklloolleellppll, nymphlings and eliza-1832 who left reviews on Apple Podcasts. You’re all amazing.Lastly, Andy and Xan, thank you so much for your monthly support on Kofi. You used your voting privileges to vote for dragons and dragons you shall get!So stay tuned everyone, guard your name, and you’ll hear from me soon~Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the witch, the dragon, and the iron stove. A foolhardy girl and a cursed boy adopt each other and leave their home to find a way to lift his curse. Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the veiled seamstress, the cruel nobles, and the jade pendant. A clever young seamstress goes to work for a lord and lady who have driven six other seamstresses away already, determined to teach them a lesson.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the wayward fisherman, the caught merrow, and the unasked favour. A young fisherman finds a merrow entangled in his net one day and is given the chance to ask for a single favour.This fairy tale was turned into an ongoing webcomic, drawn by Débora Cabral! You can read it here. Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the brave guard, the fearless parent, and the greedy sorceress. When their husband does not come home as promised, a brave parent-to-be crosses a dangerous wasteland in search of him.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the nymph, the apprentice, and the three dresses. A young man who has no idea what to make of his life falls in love with a water nymph who will not leave her pool unless she has something better to wear than her water.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the trolls, the amulets, and the animal lords. When her little sibling gets taken, a brave girl crosses three different animal kingdoms in an attempt to find them.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the necklace, the ring, and the coin. A young magpie sets off into the world to find a good reason to follow the thieving instincts he was born with, and encounters several situations where a little thievery can spread a lot of happiness.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the bird, the nobleman, and the mysterious song. The flower girl tending to the palace gardens finds a bird that has a strange song to sing, taught to him by an unknown nobleman.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
One of the things I want to try and keep doing in this time is spread good things. So here are some of my favourite shows to listen to that hopefully will bring you joy too. (This episode is rated E for the inclusion of sexual themes in the last promo, just to be sure. I give a warning before I play it.)Links to my recommendations:The Celtic Myths and Legends Podcast, by Sîan Esther PowellOh No! Lit Class, by Megan and RJLove and Luck, by Passer Vulpes ProductionsSupernatural Sexuality with Dr Seabrooke, by Passer Vulpes ProductionsNext wednesday should have a new fairy tale, as scheduled!Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for all my fairy tales on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the father, the changeling, and the faerie queen. A man who has a great wish to be a father begs the fae for help, but the only children the faeries can bestow on anyone are changelings.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the mermaids, the handkerchiefs, and the magic cure.When a prince falls deathly ill a brave washer maid sets off to find a cure. If only so his poor sister the princess will stop crying.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the moths, the lovesickness, and the green torch. A young man grows enchanted with one of the beautiful moth girls that dance amidst the marsh fires and tries to coax her to his side.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the pie, the count, and the mysterious baker. A young count happens to eat the best pie he has ever tasted at a party and makes it his mission to find whoever baked it so he can marry them, or at the very least offer them a job at his castle.Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the dancing, the dressing and the royal assignment.Two extremely talented sisters are called to the royal court to attend to the Queen’s only child and find that even they may not be up to the challenge .Find transcripts, summaries and themed tags for every fairy tale on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
One more special extra snippet, a slightly rewritten version of one of my most popular tumblr ficlets! It's more urban fantasy, naturally~If you like this type of content, you can read a whole lot more of it on laurasimons.tumblr.com.The music used in this episode is from purple-planet.com. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the siblings, the curse, and the salamanders.A curious young woman sets out to see something of the world, and stumbles upon a lonely creature hidden in a dark lake. Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
Another special extra snippet to tide you over in between Wednesdays! Anyone in the mood for some found familiy ghosts?
The one with the river, the debt, and the sick child.A woman helps a weakened river sprite and finds that this sprite now considers herself indebted to her until she has repaid the saving of her life. Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
Because I think we could all use some extra cheerfulness right now, here are six minutes of urban fantasy Greek mythology.
The one with the woods, the roses, and the weeds. After having eaten a stolen fruit from it when just a child, a young woman feels compelled to sneak into a witch’s garden just one more time. Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the king, the garden, and the feather cloak. A greedy king tries to catch the bird that keeps stealing treasures from his royal garden, and ends up capturing a young shape shifter. Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
Rule number one: never steal from a faerie...To celebrate the halfway point of this podcast here is a special episode: the first chapter of my urban fantasy book Coffee and Faerie Cakes, which also works as a short one-shot. So come on over to hear about my nonbinary fae running a coffee shop! And you can read the full book for free here!I welcome any feedback, on this special, the fairy tales and the podcast in general! If social media isn't your thing, you can contact me at laurasimons.author@gmail.comFind info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the ring, the kelpie, and the helpful animals. A young man grows up with the blessing of the animals that inhabit the beach where he grew up and takes this luck with him on a quest to find the perfect ring to propose to his sweetheart.Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the young man, the bottle and the unwished wishes.A kind young man frees a genie and has a very hard time convincing said genie that he truly does not need the traditional three wishes in return.Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the frozen mountain, the little town, and the cold journey.From the top of her frozen mountain, the lady of ice and frost allows a little town to plunge into eternal winter, not expecting anyone brave enough to come to confront her.Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the heirs, the trials, and the valiant ladies.A wise king and queen wish to see both their daughter and son well married before deciding which one of them should take the throne, and two brave noblewomen present themselves to woo them. Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)
The one with the pretty girl, the patient man, and the kind mermaid.After losing the woman he thought he wanted to marry, a man meets a mermaid and finds out he didn’t lose anything after all. Find info on other projects and stream/download episodes older than 90 days on the Patchwork Fairy Tales website!Follow this podcast on Tumblr or Twitter!Find me on my writing Tumblr.Check out composer Kai Engel, who wrote the theme song “Holiday Gift”.Penny for a tale? You can tip your storyteller here!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/laurasimons)