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The Forest Grimm begins with an evocative phrase: “Tell me again, Grandmere, the story of how I die.” Her grandmother has already foreseen her future, which includes a premature death, in a deck of cards When she learns her mother, Rosamund, has been given the same reading, she is willing to sacrifice her Clara longs to be the hero who can save her mother’s life. You can find the book here.

vibrato, mud on feet, my palms, surface roots prodding me safe from freeze, canopy tendrils tickle as I I warble a capella melodies, you lullaby me through wind and frost. I would die beneath your branches, ache out my love, my heart verismo and your fingertips bowery coffin She is a differently-abled advocate and her email is open to the public. Check out her website: https://www.kimmalinowskipoet.com/ Image (filtered), from Pixabay.

commentary on the important pleasures of Halloween, with one character poignantly stating, “if only I I enjoyed this collection and think it is a much-needed addition to the Young Adult genre. You can find the book here . Her poetry has also been featured or is forthcoming in Blue Heron Review , Mermaids Monthly , Eternal her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

I wandered in the desert until I found my way to an astrologer. She told me to seek a Virgo; instead, I seem to have found virga. I tire of wandering with my eyes wanting an oasis so badly that I hallucinate; I tire of the tantalizing If you want me, I will be here, continuing to chart my path by the positions of the stars and moon. I desire to drink.

Did I mention there’s a talking plant? You can read my review here . You can read my review here . You can read my review here . I can’t wait to learn more about the spells, curses, and faeries in this book releasing in October!  You can read my review here .

“I am here on behalf of Magnus the Magnificent,” the knight said. “May I see them?” Magnus asked. “I didn’t really touch him,” Nyx said. “I was just trying to rescue him from my sisters.” “And I can escape them if I go with you?” she asked. “Yes,” Magnus said. Nyx stared at the feathers in her hands. “Can I have them spared?” Nyx asked.

Perrault's variant features the most autumnal of fruits, a pumpkin, turned into a magical coach, and I I like to watch the falling leaves of late autumn and think of them as gifts from the trees, gold and While my neighbors may strive for the perfection of a perfectly manicured lawn, I revel in the messy piles of leaves that my oak and maple trees throw down, and I always find myself a little bit sad when her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

Sparks fly as Ada’s academic and romantic interests collide, taking her on a journey through centuries Fisher’s novel blends dark academia, fairy lore, and Victorian romance to a stunning effect, and her I loved The Absinthe Earl  and I can’t wait to read the next two installments of the Faery Rehistory You can find the collection of three books here . her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

This week's pick: Glass and Feathers I know that I’ve been pushing the subscription angle very hard, You’ll find the info on subscribing for this year here. So I hope you’ll subscribe if you haven’t already.

Armstrong’s newest installment in her mystery series finds Ruby visiting Manhurst Castle with her octogenarian Owens has brought her to the borders of Scotland under false pretenses. I loved both The Curse of Penryth Hall  and The Secret of the Three Fates , and I can’t wait to read You can find it here . her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

I like mine with a lump of crumbly cheese (a suggestion I got from the All Creatures Great and Small And I get it. I know the jokes about fruitcake. I might have another convert on my hands! But if you use dates, I don’t recommend simmering them in the orange juice. I usually make 12 muffins and make fruitcake with the remaining batter.)

This is a solid group of stories overall, but I did have favorites, including “The Knight of the Gillyflower I also loved “The Magic Stove,” because it’s told from the point of view of the stove, and I love that I didn’t love every story, of course, because that’s the nature of such collections. And, while there are stories I didn’t love, there isn’t a true dud in the collection. I will definitely be on the lookout for other work by Sherwood.