Jaye Lawrence

This story is a take on the Frog Prince that involved the frog in question taking out a personal ad, and the unlikely respondent. This story was not particularly subtle about some things (namely, its moral and its ending), but the characters felt very human (even the one that was a frog), and I think it tapped into the truth that even outside the realm of fantasy, everyone feels a bit like a frog sometimes, and dreams of transformation so that their outside matches their inside.