Tag Archives: Fairy Tales

Bookshelf: The Feather and the Moon Well

Shean Pao’s debut novel The Feather and the Moon Well is a deeply romantic fairy tale told about and from the points of view of the fairy creatures, that asks the question: can a creature change its nature? The owner … Continue reading

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Bookshelf: A Cloak of Frost

One day the North Wind delivers a baby to a baker and his wife. They love the child without giving her a name, and mostly the village of Snelling-on-the-Oak accepts her… mostly. But the child is magical. She builds homes for … Continue reading

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Essential Classics: the Brothers Grimm

There are lots of editions floating around, and get any you like — just make sure you don’t get one designed for kids.  Despite their made-for-advertising name, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were serious academics (Jacob was also a lawyer), and … Continue reading

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The Relevance of the Brothers Grimm

Interesting NY Times op-ed here.

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