Inappropriate Folktales 13: Cat Skin
Sean Buvala tells the tale of "Catskin" adapted from the Grimm Fairytale. "The looked a little too long at his youngest daughter, a daughter who remin...
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Inappropriate Folktales 10: Maggots, Crows and Jackdaws
Death! War! Hunger! Weddings! So many inappropriate things in this Russian story of the soldier and the warlock that you'll hardly be able to handle t...
Inappropriate Folktales 09: Good Bowling and Card Playing
Bif! Baf! HeeHee! Holler! Ho! Terror awaits our young hero as he spends three terrifying nights in a spooky castle, all in an attempt to win the hand ...
Inappropriate Folktales 08: The Other Wolf
Listen to the giggle...errr... terrifying screams of these young people, trapped in a live audience! Oh, it might sound like laughing, but be warned! ...
Inappropriate Folktales 02: The Talking Skull
“It was as if tongue and tendon, muscle and mouth had been restored for the skull began to speak of…” Completely inappropriate but told appropriately ...
Inappropriate Folktales 03: The Boy and the Flies
Violence! “The judge realized he had given this boy, essentially, the right to attack anyone…” A tale of deceit, a dim young man, and permission to ki...
Inappropriate Folktales 04: Shemsi Mountain
Oh, the suffering of one brother against another. Surely, justice will prevail, but wait, those giants! No, it can’t be. Okay, well, you have made a c...
Inappropriate Folktales 05: The Wizard Who Ate the Baby
A wizard has a snack and yet the family still loves him? What?! No, you don’t want to listen to this! The carnage! The sheep! The lack of hospitality!...
Inappropriate Folktales 06: The Singing Bone
“A story so full of terror and murder and betrayal that I may not be able to tell you all the words.” The death of dozens, of boars, of brothers. Real...
Inappropriate Folktales 07: Frogs Who Desired a King
SSSSomething could go wrong in our fable-filled version of this week’s folktale. The Frogs. The Gods. The Croaking. We’ve told you these stories are n...