09 Friday Dec 2016
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Belinda Rimmer, Elosham Vog, fairy tales, flash fiction, folklore, Hilary Hares, Jessica Mookherjee, K.M. Ross, Kemal Houghton, Kitty Coles, Maggie Mackay, mythology, Nico Solheim-Davidson, Pete Green, poetry
Welcome to the first of our two December issues - the penultimate issue of 2016. Continue reading
25 Friday Nov 2016
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Chris Hemingway, fairytales, flash fiction, folklore, Gareth Writer-Davies, Kristen Figgins, Mary Bach, mythology, Paul Brookes, Phil Wood, poetry, Rishika Aggarwal, Sankar Chatterjee, Selena Bulfinch, Terri Simon
Welcome to Issue Eight of Three Drops from a Cauldron!
It’s beginning to look a lot like… winter around here lately. We’ve got quite a few icy poems this issue, plus wolves, fairies, fairy tales, witches, unlucky rabbits, and even unluckier guinea pigs (in a much different way). Continue reading
13 Sunday Nov 2016
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Alyson Faye, Elosham Vog, fairytales, flash fiction, folkore, Jessica Mookherjee, Kate Briant, Larry D. Thacker, magic, Margaret Holbrook, Mary Franklin, mythology, Nan Williamson, Noel Williams, poems, poetry, Stephen Bone
Hello readers!
It’s been a bit of a week at the Cauldron this week, so I apologise for the two-day delay on Issue Seven. This is, however, a brilliant issue and hopefully you’ll agree it’s still worth the wait. Continue reading
28 Friday Oct 2016
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Anne Marie Butler, Colin Crewdson, Diana Sanchez, folklore, Hannah Malhotra, Lynda Turbet, mythology, Nico Solheim-Davidson, poems, poetry, Prerna Bakshi, Rev John Gordon, Spangle McQueen, Stella Bahin
Welcome to Issue Six!
This spookier-than-average pre-Halloween/Samhain issue features work by Anne Marie Butler, Diana Sanchez, Stella Bahin, Spangle McQueen, Prerna Bakshi, Rev. John Gordon, Colin Crewdson, Hannah Malhotra, Nico Solheim-Davidson, and Lynda Turbet. Continue reading
14 Friday Oct 2016
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Colette Colfer, Dennis Robillard, Derek Coyle, DJ Tyrer, fairytales, folklore, Grant Tarbard, Halloween, John W. Sexton, magic, Maureen Hall, mythology, Nico Solheim-Davidson, poetry, Rachael Smart, Spangle McQueen, witches
Welcome to Issue Five of Three Drops from a Cauldron. Continue reading
30 Friday Sep 2016
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Bethany W Pope, Daniel Roy Connelly, David J. Costello, Enodia Black, fairy tales, folklore, Jane Frank, Jude Roy, Larry D. Thacker, Lesley Burt, Louise Larchbourne, Mary Percy-Burns, mythology, poetry, prose poetry
Welcome to Issue Four of Three Drops from a Cauldron!
Featuring new writing from Larry D. Thacker, Louise Larchbourne, Jude Roy, Jane Frank, Daniel Roy Connelly, Lesley Burt, Mary Percy-Burns, Enodia Black, David J. Costello, and Bethany W Pope. Continue reading
18 Sunday Sep 2016
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Daniel Roy Connelly, fairytales, flash fiction, folklore, Louisa Campbell, mythology, Noah Mendez, Orla Fay, poetry, Rachael Smart, Rebecca Gethin, Sarah Miles, Stella Wulf, Stephanie Marcellus
Welcome to Issue Three! Featuring wonderful work by:
Sarah Miles, Rebecca Gethin, Noah Mendez, Stephanie Marcellus, Louisa Campbell, Stella Wulf, Daniel Roy Connelly, Rachael Smart, Orla Fay, and Andy Brown.
Enjoy! Continue reading
02 Friday Sep 2016
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A. Gouedard, Amoret BriarRose, Denny E. Marshall, Evie Worrall, fairytales, flash fiction, folklore, Gareth Writer-Davies, Karen Barton, Liùsaidh, Lisa Kelly, myth, poetry, Tim Dwyer
Welcome to the very belated Issue Two of our Three Drops from a Cauldron web journal. Continue reading
17 Friday Jun 2016
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Amoret BriarRose, C.E. Hyun, Chris Hemingway, fairytales, folklore, Gareth Writer-Davies, Lisa Kelly, Maggie Mackay, mythology, poems, poetry, Sarah Doyle, Simon Williams, Suzanne Langlois
Welcome to our new format web journal! Issues will be released fortnightly on Fridays, and include ten poems and/or flash fictions each, on our familiar themes of folklore, mythology, legends, and fairy tales.
