This show is brought to you by bears and other lies about bears.

Riley recommends: IT, by Stephen King

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Now this story may start to seem familiar. But trust us, it is.

Riley recommends: Dungeon Crawler Carl, by matt Dinniman AND Withcraft for Wayward Girls, by Grady Hendrix

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We are joined by a special guest for a 2nd time! Please welcome our friend Alex on the pod! Joining us for the first time to hear a story about a little lamb on a big adventure!

Alex recommends: Clown in a Cornfield, by Adam Cesare

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We are all about the face. The eyes, the lips sure, but the nose...the nose is good

Carter recommends: The Wayfarers series, by Becky Chambers

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Welcome to the second half of our story from last episode. The stunning conclusion has just as many twists and turns as the first! Tune in to hear abut killer bears, quick marriages, and angry, cursing dwarves!

Riley recommends: The Lies of Locke Lamora, by Scott Lynch

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On this episode, things get...spooky. You have been warned. There is a little angel girl (demon witch child of the pit)

Carter recommends: The Grace of Kings by Ken Liu

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It's time for another well-known classic! You may not know it at first, but just like Riley, I think you do!

Riley recommends: Hollow Kingdom, by Kira Jane Buxton

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Here is The Rat's Wedding! As well as another energetic round of Dr. Who, Dr. Brew! Wanna tell us stuff? Email us at fablefellaz@gmail.com

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We have a special surprise! For the first time ever Fable Fellaz is proud to present a modern fairy tale written by one of Riley's own students! We also have a feature story but like we always say, there are no gators in Montana.

Riley recommends: The Angel of Indian Lake, By Stephen Graham Jones. AND Maniac of New York, by Elliot Kalan

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We have our first ever special guest on the pod! It's our good friend JD! We talk about almost everything. With a story in the middle.

JD recommends: Mort, by Terry Pratchett, and Harrow the Ninth, by Tamsyn Muir

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Well, we honestly tried to make this a shorter episode. For the first time, we have no true fable. Rather, we only read a single adventure of T.G. WARP; Carter's superhero series from high school. After that, we seemingly forget we are recording and just hang out for another 30 minutes. But hey, maybe that's your thing!

Carter recommends: Mongrels, by Stephen Graham Jones

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Today we bring you the final part of Sleeping Beauty! As well as a bunch of other conversations and tangents. Actually, it's mostly other conversations and tangents. But isn't that why you're here?

Riley recommends: Burn the Negative, by Josh Winning

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Well, we had a lot to talk about before and after the story today so we decided we needed to make this one a two-parter. We're talking to kings, playing phtrivia, and critiquing Amazon's Rings Of Power. Also we are reading the classic tale of Sleeping Beauty!

Carter recommends: The Lord of the Rings on audiobook, as narrated by Andy Serkis

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