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Edvane Stories · October 2 · 16 min

The Crow and the Sparrow

The first tale I ever wrote was a play about a Crow and a Sparrow. I had learned how to make a cereal box theatre from an old Weetabix box and had made characters on lolly sticks and background scenes drawn on card and paper. Many of them were different birds I had drawn, copying the plates in an old Observer's Book of Birds I was given. But I wanted a story, and so my first writing, The Crow and the Sparrow, was born. It was not the tale you will find here. I don't recall what I came up with, but I wanted to breathe new life into the imaginings of a six-year-old back in 1973. And this is it. If you enjoy Edvane Stories, please follow the podcast — a new dark fiction story every Saturday, and following helps new listeners find the show. Discover more at ⁠⁠edvane.world⁠

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The first tale I ever wrote was a play about a Crow and a Sparrow. I had learned how to make a cereal box theatre from an old Weetabix box and had made characters on lolly sticks and background scenes drawn on card and paper. Many of them were different birds I had drawn, copying the plates in an old Observer's Book of Birds I was given.

But I wanted a story, and so my first writing, The Crow and the Sparrow, was born. It was not the tale you will find here. I don't recall what I came up with, but I wanted to breathe new life into the imaginings of a six-year-old back in 1973. And this is it.

If you enjoy Edvane Stories, please follow the podcast — a new dark fiction story every Saturday, and following helps new listeners find the show.


Discover more at ⁠⁠edvane.world⁠

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