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  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Thorn Key: Fairy Tales in Verse by Jeana Jorgensen

    glinting away from shore.”Jorgensen’s poetry combines thoughtful ideas with gorgeous language, and I found myself equally compelled to linger in the verses and hurry to turn the pages so I could discover It is a volume I will return to often. I love it!  Jeana Jorgensen on Author Talks here . You can find her at Kellyjarviswriter.com .

  • FTM's Changes for 2024

    Here’s why: I’m healthy as of now, but as I get older I want to be a healthy granny as long as possible I will no longer be putting my own money into the publication. People have been incredibly generous, though, and I appreciate it! I want to avoid burnout. I definitely do this because I enjoy it—I’m very proud of the magazine—but even good things can be exhausting I thank you all for taking this journey with me.

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: Tea & Alchemy by Sharon Lynn Fisher

    I especially loved Fisher’s nods to Jane Rochester from Salt & Broom,  her use of a quote from Jon Polidori ’s The Vampyre  to set the stage for her tale, and her balance of Mina’s first-person pint of view with propelled me to keep reading in the hopes of discovering the killer, but Tea & Alchemy  is a book to which I will return whenever I am longing for the comforts that only Gothic literature, sumptuous descriptive You can find it here .

  • Review by Lissa Sloan: Flemish Folktales by Signe Maene

    My answer to any of these questions would have been no before I discovered Belgian author Signe Maene When she announced a Kickstarter for a collection of tales in a beautifully illustrated book, I backed Happy ever after is not usually the rule here. I have a soft spot for Devil stories, so it’s no surprise that my favorite in this collection, “The Ship You can find it here .

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: A Rose By Any Other Name by Mary McMyne

    By the end of the first page, I was prepared for a tumultuous journey through the dazzling world of Elizabethan When her father passes away, Rose’s unconventional plans are thwarted by her need to protect her mother of her father’s good friend, an alchemist seeking to turn base metals into gold. of her family, sometimes at the cost of her own daughter’s freedom. I loved it! You can find it here .

  • Cinderella's Hearth: Transforming Pumpkins with Kitchen Magic by Kelly Jarvis

    While I have never met someone who was able to turn a pumpkin into a gilded coach, I once had a fairy log swirled with cream cheese icing, I feel she is with me, sprinkling her fairy dust over my ingredients so I don’t make any mistakes. Pumpkin Roll , Pixabay I don’t think I will ever be a fairy godmother in the kitchen, but I offer Kelley (I also mist the pan and parchment with cooking spray). 2.      

  • Big Changes at the Magazine by Kate Wolford

    Hello Enchanted Friends: I’m busy picking stories and poems for the next issue, and with that in mind, I I hope you’ll like what I’m saying here. to allow a wider range for length, because some writers would rather be paid less per word and tell I haven’t decided how much the subscriptions will be, but they will not be high cost, I promise. To be honest, I got tired of having to write out Enchanted Conversation a long time ago, and I want the

  • Throwback Thursday: Madame Chlorisse & Associates by Penny Jo McAllister

    She told of how her father had died, leaving just her and her mother and her sister Fanchelle. “I can’t take it anymore. I’m running away. But I can’t bear to leave you, Daisy.” I think my garden would love you. I have such a black thumb.” Maybe I should just curse her and be done with it.” bring you here; I could have left you to die.

  • CLASSIC TALES: The Fairies & The Dandelion by Abbie Phillips Walker

    Back flew the Fairies to their Queen and told her what they had heard. "I do not know where to get the yellow they want." Of course, we cannot venture into such a strong light, but the Elves might gather them for us." So they went to the Elves and asked them to gather the sunbeams for the next day, and bring them to the Elves were very willing to help them, but the sun shone very little the next day, and they were able to gather

  • Throwback Thursday: The Ice Child by Tara Williams

    “Disobedient child,” her father chided, “I should leave you to suffer the consequences of your actions ,” even as he healed her, “but I am too fond.” And if I should lose you now, I would surely die of a great loneliness of spirit.” “As would I, should you leave me,” the ice woman assured him. “But I must know what my father fears.”

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Highway of Spirit and Bone by Steven Ostrowski

    including David’s wife and two children, Jeanette’s possessive ex-lover, and the ghost of their abusive father As the family drives down I-40, the narrator, David, notes a red, white, and blue sign spray painted relationships, but, like the narrator’s mother, in the end, it will be all the love between the characters that I You can purchase the book here and sign up for my reader list here to have my exclusive interview with You can find her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

  • Cinderella’s Hearth: Caviar of the Chicken Coop

    I hope Cinderella had plenty of chickens to feed and keep her company. I blame you, Big Cholesterol. I hope Cinderella scrambled them with abandon to keep up her strength. I figure Todd and I can use them as the basis of two hearty dinners. If I have cheese, eggs and milk along with beans, vegetables, pasta and rice, I can eat as well as Cinderella

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