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A little something with Fred at Yuletide for our festive season. This episode fits between the antipenultimate and penultimate chapters of Princelings Revolution! I decided you need it, because I had an idea of something to write for this time
Last week, we started the story of the Pirate Yule. If you haven’t read it, follow this link, since I’m not giving you a synopsis. I hope you enjoy the story, and have at least as much fun as the
Seasons’ greetings, and welcome to December on the Princelings website. This year we have a two part story for you, involving the pirates who kidnapped King Fred a couple of years back, when he solved their immediate problem by getting them
Just a single 2000 word story for you this year during our Yuletide celebrations, plus a Yuletide Giveaway at the end. However you celebrate the winter holidays, may you walk in peace and friendship. No Room at the Inn of the
Yes, if you’ve read Dylan’s Yuletide Journey, you’ll be ready for another short story starring the delightful shaggy Princelings of the North, Dylan and Dougall. This started life as a possible serial for Christmas 2013, the year I went with
The Narrathon is over, the Solstice is past, the Yuletide celebrations have finished and all the residents have renewed their allegiance to Castle Marsh on a surprisingly mild and windy Green Willow Day. Willoughby the Narrator has said his goodbyes
We are in the upper courtyard of Castle Marsh, listening to the Yuletide Narrathon… King Fred stepped up to the fiddlesticks and stood beside them. He looked around at the happy people in the courtyard. This is how it should
We’re continuing our exclusive content on the Princelings website; this is the concluding part of the third of Willoughby’s tales in the Castle Marsh Narrathon. The Solstice Ghosts (2) Willoughby jumped back on the table, watched the scurrying of his
Willoughby the Narrator with the third of his tales in the Castle Marsh Yuletide Narrathon. This one is in two parts, and as you will see, owes a huge debt to Mr Dickens. The Solstice Ghosts (1) What used to
Continuing our Yuletide Narrathon at Castle Marsh with Willoughby the Narrator…. The wintry sun was still low on the southern horizon, but had risen high enough to peek above the bank of cloud. Those on the far side of the
The Princelings of the East celebrate Yuletide with a number of events over a ten day period, from Solstice to Green Willow Day. The Narrathon is hugely anticipated. So now – take your seats for the first in this year’s
If you read Fred’s Yuletide Escape you’ll remember that Fred spent an evening in conversation with Willoughby the Narrator, trying to persuade him to visit Castle Marsh. It appears he did! His story appears as one of Jemima’s Flash Fiction