Hi everyone and welcome to Fae Corps Publishing! We are a team of two sisters who are indie artists and authors and want to help others like us be seen. We are still setting the page up so excuse the mess but please feel free to look over the Submission Rules and fill out whichever questionnaire you wish (or both if you are both!).

We hope to grow our little publishing company so that one day we might be able to pay those that submit AND produce an e-zine/hard copy magazine so please check us out and make sure to tell all your author and artist friends!

~Keep on Creating~

Cyndi and Patti

Owners, Fae Corps Publishing

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Time to meet Leah Polumbo aka Finn O’Malley who lives in Norther Wasatch Front in Utah.She writes Urban Fantasy short stories and novels. She started weaving fantasies as a sixth grader when she told the story about a dog who drank the entire Atlantic Ocean and has continued with more short stories and her series, Keeper of Element.
She has always had the urge to write, expressing her thoughts, ideas, and stories through the written word in fictional stories and inspirational moments when she felt something needed to be shared.

Thanks to a group on Facebook and a writing mentor/motivational speaker, she was inspired to kick her hobby up a notch and make it a career.

She decided to become an Indie Author, because like most, she feels it is important to own our stories and choose our own paths.She lives with her husband, two children, and they enjoy…

I will wear red
for my sisters whose health is at risk
for my sisters who have been raped
for my sisters who have been battered
for my sisters who are already struggling
to feed hungry children
for my sisters who need to finish
middle school
high school
college
grad school
for my sisters who are just not prepared

I will wear crimson
for their lifeblood
that will spill in back alleys
that will stain
wire hangers
knitting needles
other unsterilized implements
that become their only choice
in a country that questions
their ability
their very right
to decide

–Christine E. Ray

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I have been seeing colors of all hues in my mind lately.

I walk down my street and notice the full bloom of the flowers.

Yellow daffodils.

Pink sunsets.

The rain brought growth and vitality.

Green grass.

My stomach turns as I am pulled from my…

Patricia Harris is a dreamer, crafter, gamer and digital artist who loves creativity in life. She is a devoted mom who can be found doing a variety of art when she isn’t penning poetry and writing words. For more from Patricia, check out Facebook or her blog.

Patricia Harris is a dreamer, crafter, gamer and digital artist who loves creativity in life. She is a devoted mom who can be found doing a variety of art when she isn’t penning poetry and writing words. For more from Patricia, check out Facebook or her blog.

This was originally written on September 17, 2016

I was in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania the weekend of the Pulse shooting for my son’s college orientation. If you have never been to Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, it is about 20 miles from State College, in the middle of nowhere and internet and cell phone reception is iffy at best. Those of us from the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas refer to middle of the state as Pennsyltucky- a landscape of abandoned factories, country music radio stations, hunting rifles, and Confederate flags.  Because of these circumstances, I received almost all my news about what happened in Orlando through Facebook and really couldn’t start to sort out through my thoughts and feelings about it until I got home. At the time I felt like my Facebook news feed had become a tornado of information, emotion, and reaction— some became background noise while others still stand out with crystalline…