The Elephant and the Dragon: A Fable - The Fable Triad

Created as a fable for adults who are young at heart, The Elephant and the Dragon is a new fable told in an old writing style, much like the famous McGuffey's Eclectic Primers or Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories from the turn of the nineteenth century.



Escape from your daily routine and travel to a beautiful high mountain valley where the creatures of the world's supercontinent look to wise governors for advice about life choices, family dynamics, heated disagreements, and more. This fable is unique in that there are several lessons and morals interwoven within the narrative instead of the classic idea of ending the story with a single, intended teaching. The lessons represented in this story are age-old, yet still timely for every culture.