I have a tradition of Fable Friday. I’m not necessarily writing a fable every Friday but if I write a fable, I’ll post it on Friday.
The crazy family of Granny Kianga and the narrator is a lot of fun to write as I unleash my creativity completely in these absurb fables. They are whimsical. They are funny. They always have a moral (a twofold moral)!
Summoning Chicken – An Absurd Fable In Which All Is Almost Lost To The Stomach Of A Man
Knock On Wood – An Absurd Fable In Which Luck Is Not Proper Reciprocation For Getting Hit
Bursting Glasses – An Absurd Fable In Which Creativity Bends The World Out Of Shape
Crafting Curtains – An Absurd Fable In Which Strands Of Fabric Rekindles Old Flames
Crop Circles – An Absurd Fable In Which Thumb-Sized Aliens Conquer The Earth
Forbidden Soup – An Absurd Fable In Which Veggies Should Definitely Remain Unharmed
Living Nightmares – An Absurd Fable In Which Payback Is A Witch Voodoo Priestess
Napping Fridge – An Absurd Fable In Which Even Kitchen Appliances Need Their Beauty Sleep
Cheeky Violin – An Absurd Fable In Which Bowed String Instruments Prove People Wrong
Cabbage Baby – An Absurd Fable In Which Everything Finally Makes Sense
Tantrum Drought – An Absurd Fable In Which Water Can’t Suffer The Tears Of A Child
September 4th, 2010 at 6:20 pm
[…] régime de théière n’ayant pas encore été inventé (peut-être devrions-nous en parler à Granny Kianga ?), je me suis vue face à un dilemme en quelque sorte inévitable. La Kyusu, par […]