Tales for Dreamers

More than a decade ago, inspired by the writings of Neil Gaiman and Erin Morgenstern, especially her flax-golden tales, I began to write and share short fantasy fiction tales, each paired with an image.
These tales have proved to be an endless source of delight for many readers. There were a few hundred tales at last count, several not yet published, and I keep writing and adding more to the list.
You can indulge in these tales by signing up for a paid weekly subscription to Tales for Dreamers to receive a short whimsical tale, coupled with an image, in your inbox every Thursday night (ET). All tales are archived here and can be accessed when you subscribe.
A free four-week trial will give you a taste of how magical it can be to receive a bundle of whimsy and wonder in your inbox at the same time every week. This is my offering to you – a glow in the dark to light up your soul.
You can read some of the popular tales now without a subscription.
- to the moon and back
- the piano man
- requisite paraphernalia for your journey
- in search of winter
- a price to pay
- all in a year's work (this one is way longer than the usual fare, and with good reason, as you'll see when you read it)
- hello, dreamer ... (the very first post to explain it all, both the dream and the dreamer)
I promise I will only send you delightful dreams and wondrous whimsies. Impossible illusions and fleeting fantasies. Straight from The Dream Pedlar’s emporium into your mailbox! Occasionally, I may send you innocuous nightmares. All in good fun!