A Short Story
Jameson doesn’t speak. He rocks in the corner with his hands over his ears, and everyone—his mother, her doctor, the camera always pointed at him—is sure they know why. The ficus in the corner knows better. It speaks to him in water and green and the smell of flowers, in a language no one else can hear. A quiet, aching piece of flash fiction from the Digital Dryad world.
First published in Meniscus Literary Journal 8.1.
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A Digital Dryad Story
A willow dryad sees beehives appear across the river and reads them as a death sentence for her grove. Alone that night with her forbidden books, Winona discovers the fear she built her life around rests on a mistranslation—and a real infection is already creeping in from the other direction. Download FREE
Tales from the Digital Dryad
Ten enchanting tales of dryads thriving between technology and tradition. A tree spirit struggles to survive the fall of the World Trade Center, grove guardians fight an invasive fungus, and an autistic boy discovers he can hear his houseplant’s thoughts. These stories remind us that even in a wireless world, we remain connected to the earth beneath our feet. Order now