Fable FellaZ

Woah okay it's that type of year! The opposite of a warm one! It's Christmas Day! What better way to spend it than with your Fellaz? Not to mention that today we are joined by a bonus fella, Gavin! Gather round the yule log and listen to a story about a teacher who gets absolutely buried in soap! Gavin recommends: A Half Built Garden, by Ruthanna EmrysWant more recommendations? Check out our friend Julia's channel: youtube.com/@enbylibrary

This show is brought to you by bears and other lies about bears. Riley recommends: IT, by Stephen King

It's here! The triumphant return of this very little horse! Now Ivan must go on the strangest road trip of his life! Carter recommends: Service Model, by Adrian Tchaikovsky

We are back in the saddle (horse pun) for this incredible beginning to a story about a boy, two other boys, a horse, and three other horses. Riley recommends: Call from the Crossroads, by S.K. Ehra

Let's all appreciate the fact that this could have sounded a lot worse. It doesn't sound great, but I think you'll agree the concept is rock solid.Carter recommends: Kraken, by China Mieville

Holy Smokes it's the Baba Yaga! The witch Grandmother of the woods who lives in a house that walks on chicken legs. The one and only of the many Baba Yagi! Riley recommends: Cascade Failure, by L. M. Sagas

These two wife guys are really struggling but hey, thank god for Vanderdonk! Here is the final part to our Rip Van Winkle tour! Carter recommends: Children of Time, by Adrien Tchaikovsky

Welcome one and all to our melancholy party of pleasure. We are a couple of naturally thirsty souls just trying to get through the longest story we've ever chosen to feature. Come along for the next chapter in our lauded history. Riley recommends: Smoke Eaters, by Sean Grigsby

Well (well), not sure if I even wanna say what's going here. We sorta let this episode work itself out. It wasn't going to be what it is. But now it is what it is, and the trajectory of the next few episodes has been forever changed. Carter recommends: The Institute, by Stephen King