Author

J. C. Runolfson

J. C. Runolfson's fiction has appeared in Reflection's Edge, Flash Me Magazine, and the anthology, Cinema Spec. Her poetry has appeared in Strange Horizons, Goblin Fruit, and Mythic Delirium among others. She lives in North Florida and is finally earning a degree in Creative Writing between wading into folk tales and wringing out myths. She rambles about all of these things, plus knitting and dogs on occasion, at seajules.livejournal.com.

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Incarnadine

The wolf meets a woman in the wood. The woman is red, from her hair to her lips to her dress to her long, sharp nails. Only her skin is pale and her eyes are dark, dark, dark. She lounges on the edge of a blanket, and spread out before her is a feast of the sort one doesn't…