Writer: XP
Subject: Coming Soon — Tuesday’s Midnight Fables 1
Link: The LS666 Blog / 29.08.2025
Coming soon to LS666 — it’s possibly the start of a new series entitled “Tuesday’s Midnight Fables” — I hope you like it — of course words of praise, adoration and encouragement are much appreciated — message here or email me at xpanther2019@protonmail.com … so I can use them for shameless self-promotion and furthering the cause … HAIL LVST
ABOUT TUESDAY’S MIDNIGHT FABLES
Welcome to my “Midnight Fables” — my name is Tuesday. I like to think of myself as a storyteller with something extra. Transgender? Maybe. But, more than that, I just love it when evil triumphs over good. Why shouldn’t all classic fairy tales end with a less than fairly tale finale?
What a wonderful world it would be where: the “Evil Witch of the East” gets to burn Dorothy and Toto at the stake; the “Big Bad Wolf” gets to tear the three little pigs to shreds; the “Wicked stepmother and her two incestuous daughters,” get to abuse and rape, poor little Cinderella (and get to fuck her prince charming).”
Well, if these kind of fables aren’t your cup of tea, please read no more. But, if you’re wicked, dark and evil — or just get off on creepy shit — then this might be of interest to you. Written by some of the more prolific writers on LS666 — happily ever after doesn’t always turn out so well …
ARE YOU ALL SITTING COMFORTABLY?
The fireplace has always been the traditional place for storytelling. Tuesday, the most beautiful and talented of all storytellers, sits down in the large leather chair. The fire place crackles and its eerie light dances across her pale white skin, matching black ponytails and blunt fringe. She sits down and opens her large manuscript-like book of evil fables, for it’s the midnight story-telling hour. She looks at her audience with a miscreant grin. Dressed in entirely black, her darkly strange feminine outfit emphasizes her slim, petite features.
“Are you all sitting comfortably?” asks the enigmatic Tuesday, “Then I shall begin with the short, but classic story, of Little Red Riding Hood — sometimes referred to as, “La Finta Nona,” which translates to, “The False Grandmother.” Some say this story goes back to as early as the sixth century in Greece; and that the stories origins are attributed to Aesop. Of course, in some versions, the wolf dies at the hand of a cunning huntsman … goodness triumphs over evil … and everyone lives happily ever after … but this isn’t that version …”
Sounds intriguing, exciting….. Mmmmmmmm!
I grew up with all the ‘classic children’s stories’. In my wicked little brain, my dreams would be filled with far more wicked depictions of the fables & tales that played out and my fingers would wander as I slumbered. I will be following this series with eager anticipation. Hail Satan Hail Lilith
So looking forward to how your wicked mind re tells these sickly sweet fairy tales .