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The intro to a Rose World Tale about being brave and losing teeth. Ogre style. Rose World Tusks (an ogre tale) “I have to lose my teeth?” He asked, hating the rise in his youthful voice. He swallowed, forcing his voice back to normal. The healer chuckled. “Let me just grab my pliers!” He turned around and pulled out a pair of iron scissors with flat ends in leather gloves linked with sheep’s wool. “No, father!” He said, jumping up and away from the healer. “Those are iron! Iron is bad for us!” He shuddered, fearing the flash of heat from them metal. To read more, subscribe to my newsletter at hcfitzpatrick.com

Hi friends, my #newsletter Fitzpatrick’s Fables has a link to a new fable tied into my fantasy universe: Rose World. This one is about a young ogre who has to have his teeth pulled to make room for grownup tusks. You can access all my older fables there too.

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My newsletter is going out soon. Here’s a snippet of the fable that you can access with the password in my newsletter #FitzpatricksFables

Rose World Logo. A fable about grief. Bears didn’t always sleep through the winter. One long winter night, close to the solstice, a young mother bear woke up from the trembling ground. She raced to wake up her children, but before she could reach them, the walls tumbled down around them. The floor dropped out from under her, and she fell out of the cave, into the new moon sky. To read more, subscribe to my newsletter.

Just a little reminder that if you sign up for my newsletter #FitzpatricksFables @ hcfitzpatrick.com, @ the end of the month I give a code to unlock a new fable from my #RoseWorld fantasy series. There are 3 already.

Here’s a sample of the one releasing tomorrow, about #Grief.

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Got my monthly newsletter #FitzpatricksFables out this morning, where I offer some snippets of works in progress, and additional thoughts on my book reviews posted each month.