The Famulus England, UK
The Famulus - A Journal of Neo-Fabulism
Neo-fabulism is a suspension-of-disbelief system wherein
the line between fact and fiction is wilfully overlooked and imagination is sacred.
Neo-fabulism is a cult founded on Decadent, Weird, and Gothic literature, on High Fantasy, on Fairy and Folk Tales.
Clap your hands if you believe in the right to believe in faeries!
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