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damaru
by agbor obed
born deaf in a small african village, damaru’s greatest wish is to get an education like all the other children. |
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si lunchai
by hannes rall
the poor but smart rogue si lunchai triumphs over the cruel king. |
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once there was a cigar box
by alexander conrads
matt isbell takes old cigar boxes and breathes new life into them. |
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les petits cailloux (the little stones)
by chloé mazlo
cloe carries usual hiccups around. unawares they start growing and becoming bigger and heavier. |
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life patented
by arne v. nostitz-rieneck
the wonder of human life – a journey from egg-cell to human life in a world reigned by corporations. |
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salomea's nose
by susan korda
salomea remembers the day her beloved brothers disfigured her and themselves for life. |
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Mese (tale)
by attila bertóti
silly billies are talking about what happened to the king, the queen, the robber, the guards, the horse, the blacksmith, the fire chief and his wife. |
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blanc flocon et les 7 naines (flake white and the seven lady dwarves)
by collective: 12 children
once upon a time, there was a king who was sewing while watching the snow falling. one day, he had a child, as white as snow and so soft as a flake... |
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alerik
by vuk mitevski
a war moves like a wheel of fortune. you never know where it leads. you never know how it changes you. |
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Подарок (the gift)
by igor gladkov
the protagonist checks in at a hotel. after a knocking on the door a golden chest stands in front of it. |
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frag meine haare
by benjamin ludwig
friday. weekend. and a lot of possibilities |