Whenever we hear the word fable, a few pictures come to mind. We either see a duo with these animals or objects: grasshopper and ants, a lion and a mouse, a thistle and an oak tree, or perhaps most famous pair of all, a tortoise and a hare. In the current and more modern era, we have Caroleann Rice, as well as many others who write fables for a more traditional audience, the children, in mind. Honduran writer Augusto Monterroso Bonilla who died in 2003, wrote fables to satirize the politics of his adopted nationality, Guatemala. Along with other authors and compilers of ancient folk stories, fables have not slowed down in popularity throughout history...