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Elsdale circus

by creeperfeverdreams

  • Novel / Chapter
  • Fantasy · Supernatural
The stories of Elsdale circus!
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  • 18 Works
  • 33,544 Words
  • 168 min Reading time
  • 46 Reviews
  • Mar 10, 2023 Started
  • May 5, 2026 Last updated

Table of Contents

18 entries
  1. 1 The clown with the artificial doll eyes Mar 10 7 min readFantasy · Supernatural4 comments
  2. 2 Percy’s Plight Aug 3 32 min readFantasy · Supernatural4 comments
  3. 3 Truth doesn’t die Sep 15 18 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  4. 4 Prudence’s story Nov 17 24 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  5. 5 Caspian’s magic does wonders! Dec 19 28 min readSupernatural · Fantasy3 comments
  6. 6 Celia meets the magician! Feb 27 19 min readSupernatural · Fantasy3 comments
  7. 7 Delia goes to the circus! Apr 7 14 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  8. 8 Leopold Shapcott discovers the power within! Jun 4 21 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  9. 9 🥀🐇The Hatchett sisters 🐇🥀 Aug 24 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  10. 10 🩵🌲 A brotherly type of love 🌲🩵 Nov 11 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural4 comments
  11. 11 🕰️⚙️Factory’s end ⚙️🕰️ Feb 16 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  12. 12 ☠️🪦 Sebastian Shapcott 🪦☠️ Apr 22 1 min readLyrical · Supernatural3 comments
  13. 13 🎪🎠 The original Elsdale Circus cast and crew 🎠🎪 Jun 10 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  14. 14 🎶🎀 Celia and Delia’s parents 🎀🎶 Jul 18 1 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  15. 15 🪄🖤 Caspian and Margot’s parents 🖤🪄 Aug 23 1 min readLyrical · Supernatural2 comments
  16. 16 🫀🩰 Prudence’s parents 🩰🫀 Jan 20 1 min readLyrical · Supernatural3 comments
  17. 17 🪻🌨️ They all had to watch 🌨️🪻 Mar 18 1 min readLyrical · Supernatural3 comments
  18. 18 🃏❤️‍🩹 Parental regrets ❤️‍🩹🃏 May 5 2 min readLyrical · Supernatural4 comments


He began to wonder why he had felt uneasy at all. It was like a man wondering in broad daylight why a dream had appeared so terrible to him at night.
— Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart