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 YA contemporary fantasy author Kel E Fox reads her book, Darkhaven, to you! Meet Gabby Whitehall, a high school student facing the Question: what does she want to do with her life? A shame ‘wizarding’ isn’t on the list of university courses. But other options unfold... Content warning: some chapters of this story contain mild violence, coarse language and mental health themes. For more information, please visit kelefox.com.Kel E Fox Art
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    • Darkhaven by Kel E Fox: Epilogue

      Darkhaven by Kel E Fox: Epilogue
      Dec 20 2023

      Darkhaven: Book 1 of The Lightless Prophecy, by Kel E Fox Epilogue – The Book of Love


      Text copyright to Kel E Fox, 2021. Produced by Outfoxed Media. All rights reserved.


      Music: Dreamy Flashback by Kevin MacLeod

      Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3679-dreamy-flashback

      License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
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      9 min
    • Darkhaven by Kel E Fox: Chapter 36

      Darkhaven by Kel E Fox: Chapter 36
      Dec 7 2023

      Darkhaven: Book 1 of The Lightless Prophecy, by Kel E Fox

      Chapter 36 – Sounds Like Stealing

      Text copyright to Kel E Fox, 2021. Produced by Outfoxed Media. All rights reserved.
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      14 min
    • Darkhaven by Kel E Fox: Chapter 35

      Darkhaven by Kel E Fox: Chapter 35
      Nov 25 2023

      Darkhaven: Book 1 of The Lightless Prophecy, by Kel E Fox

      Chapter 35 – Obnoxiously* Cute Puppy

      Text copyright to Kel E Fox, 2021. Produced by Outfoxed Media. All rights reserved.

      *The published title of this chapter is ‘Stupid Cute Puppy’. In the recording, I read the title as it was published. I wrote this book years ago, before I was aware that ‘stupid’ is a word that a) can be offensive and b) often shows up when there are far better choices to be made, prose-wise.

      At this stage, I am not going to go back and remove all instances of the word in the original text, as I believe the best way to handle these things is usually to learn and move forward with awareness and grace. Far better for me to write with more mindfulness and publish new books that reflect better choices than constantly try to keep up with editing the past.

      Stories typically reflect the time in which they were written. Hopefully, they show us our growth and progress.

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      11 min
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