“The Owl Was a Baker’s Daughter”: Unpacking…

Steph Rae Moran

May 21

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Plus, I’ve been revising and rewriting my folklore-inspired fiction

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Alys

Jun 8

What an epic post! Enjoyed it loads - thank you for sharing!

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Thank you! I'm so glad that you enjoyed the post!

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Notes on Writing Folklore-Inspired Fiction

“The Owl Was a Baker’s Daughter”: Unpacking…