What to do if your teen spends three years crying. Or, for the teens out there, how to get back at your dad because all he did was threaten you while you cried for three years.

Tokutar is not going to be tricked by fox monsters. He's just not. Also, a dad has a big problem with the new pet cat.Two stories from Japan about things not being what they seem (or things being exactly what they seem).--New Scoundrel out this week!

The story of Harap Alb (Povestea lui Harap Alb) from Romanian folklore has it all. Like, it really does try to jam as many fairy tale tropes in as possible, but it actually works. It's a fun story with a little bit of everything. Oh, and talking lettuce.

I mean, if you style your beard to a point so that it looks like an enormous bird's beak, you can't really fault an insult comedy pro princess for taking some shots at it.

We see if Victor the jackal can come out on top using the power of stories…for murder?

What happens when a lion and his prey become best friends? Or when a monkey starts messing around on a worksite? Or a weaver pretends to be a god to woo a princess? The Panchatantra happens.

King Arthur and his best knight, Sir Gawain, have to answer the age-old question: what do women want?

Two stories from the Grimm brothers with people going beyond death. On the first, it's a prince and princess who find love...after they swear a terrible and toxic oath to one another. On the second, if your guest sees ghost children in your house, maybe y

Three stories from Korean folklore about family with terrible frog sons, angry imps beating guys with sticks until their arms get tired, and a mayor who just doesn't know when to quit.

The story of Spotted Ali, from the Icelandic sagas, has werewolves, ogre battles, and witch curses.