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The Dragons' Lair Chapter 9
Chapter Nine. Home. “Home at last,” said the Mountain Dragon leader. “But there is no food here.” “It isn’t far to the lake where we camped the other...
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Amanderella and the Haunted Mill Chapter 9
Chapter 9. Repairs. “Of course,” Lady Honoria Pimm-Ducket said, dabbing her lips with a napkin the size of a small sail. “Now then, Lady Gottsnobbler...
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The Dragons' Lair Chapter 8
Chapter Eight. The Ice Cave. Sarriette was very glad of the warm cloak. The further north they flew, the colder the air became. Eventually Jak landed...
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Amanderella and the Haunted Mill Chapter 8
Chapter 8. Lunch. Amanderella pushed the lantern closer to the whiskered face belonging to a small, dusty, slightly offended polecat. It blinked up...
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The Dragons' Lair Chapter 7
Chapter Seven. Dragon’s Lair. Sarriette kept her eyes tightly shut for a long time and clung to the Dragon as if her life depended on it. Finn, by...
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Number of stories
Posted on Sun, 21 Jun 2026
I have been writing them for well over 40 years, so I have accumulated a fair number of them. There are I think about 10 or so Dark Forest ones,20 or so others and at least a dozen Amanderella ones.
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End of tale
Posted on Sun, 21 Jun 2026
More Dark Forest tales or something completely different?
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Eyebrow wriggling
Posted on Fri, 19 Jun 2026
Very good with the suspenders is me!
Read full commentPosted in Amanderella and the Haunted Mill Chapter 7
Dragons
Posted on Thu, 11 Jun 2026
It always bothered me that they get such bad press in other stories. Why should they always be portrayed as ravening beasts?
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Amanderella
Posted on Sun, 31 May 2026
She is just a clever emancipated Edwardian lady. No magic, just intelligence to deal with far-fetched but possible situations.
Read full commentPosted in Amanderella and the Mystery of the Moor Chap.14
Missing bit
Posted on Tue, 26 May 2026
Looks like it, will edit it for you.Serves me right for being in a hurry.
Sorted Thak-you.
Read full commentPosted in Amanderella and the Mystery of the Moor Chap.9
Barking dog
Posted on Fri, 22 May 2026
This actually existed in a village near Minehead in Somerset, to the extent that there was actually a sign on a garden wall.
Read full commentPosted in Amanderella and the Mystery of the Moor Chap.5
Hound of the Baskervilles
Posted on Fri, 22 May 2026
Basker = Lolling: Villa = follty.: Work it out from that. Except there are no ravening hounds in this tale.
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Two horned Flump
Posted on Wed, 20 May 2026
Yes, I know rhinos are not usually found in woods in this country, but remember these tales were written for a toy collecting child who left them all over the farm.
Read full commentPosted in Glenda the Wendle Chapter 9