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Ravenous Fairy Tales, Poetry!

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Image of the Fairy Tale Magazine cover Nov '26

I’m delighted that my story “Minerva at the Yarn Shop” is included in this issue! Click in and download your free foray into fairy tales, poetry, and essays on food and fae.

From the editors: “We hope you’re hungry because we’ve cooked up something special! Here’s Ravenous. Our issue devoted to food in fairy tale. Inside are poems, recipes, and fairy tales all about food. There are many works from around the world and we couldn’t be more pleased to share. If you can’t help but devour it in one sitting, we hope you’ll let us know!”

Click here: Fairy Tale Magazine November 2026

© Liz Husebye Hartmann (2026)

Announcing: Keweenaw Art Walk Publication

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It came, and it’s available on Amazon! From the writers of the Carrot Ranch Literary Community & the beautiful pen & ink captures of Jerome Patryjak comes reverence (in exactly 99 words each) of the Great Lakes and surrounding lands.

This is the 3rd year of this annual art walk; artists and writers are lined up for Sept ’26. I am honored to have been involved in this project, and offer one of my responsive pieces, to share the quality & layout of the book.

And yes, my pieces are about spirits in nature. S’prise!

Here’s a list of the artists featured in this collection: Susan Budig, Colleen Chesebro, Michael B. Fishman, Liz Husebye Hartmann, D. Slayton Avery, Sue Spitulnik, Tammy L. “TOF” Gajewski, Jerome Patryjak, and head buckaroo Charli Mills. Also, much appreciation to the photographer, Ariele Pizzo, and book designer, Laura Smyth.

© Liz Husebye Hartmann (2026)

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MN Jam

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A refirgerator jam on making jam. Strawberries, ruhubarb, and Goddess, thou art tongue drunk!

Rhubarb from the DIL, strawberries fresh & light from the grocer. So of course, putting by jam for winter, but with a taste for right now! And refrigerator magnet poetry while the jars seal in a boiling water bath.