I’ve been collecting old issues of “Jack and Jill” magazine, which ran a lot of Baba Yaga stories over the years. Here’s the splash page from the first episode of “Baba Yaga’s Three Helps,” published in the February 1963 issue of Jack and Jill.
This story was written by Lois Epps. The art is by Ursula Koering, who illustrated many of these stories.
The newly-mixed “Baba Yaga” recording, built to recreate and improve upon the KVRX-broadcast version, is now complete. The music is all new, per Dan. I cannot thank all the contributors enough for their work, and I hope I’ve done them justice.
Check it out!
(PS: I’m categorizing this under “Horrible Little Fables” because one of the stories in the podcast, “The Forest Gym,” was written expressly for this; it’ll be published here in text form eventually, I’m sure, but for now this is how it’s available.)
“Where the wind blows; being ten fairy-tales from ten nations.” 1910, by Katharine Pyle.
Kharbin : Izd-vo M.V. Zaitseva, 1930s. Courtesy University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Alexandre Benois, “Alphabet in Pictures,” 1904.
