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  • Book Review: Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen

    By the end, I was teary-eyed, in a good way. There are literal and figurative ghosts here, and Addison Allen doesn't shrink from showing that

  • The Goblin Fruit of Curiosity Shoppe Season by G. Thornton

    cauldrons, teetering spellbooks with shaky hand-inked titles, and haunted typewriters that declare "I Or is something more at work here? To browse with awareness helps you stay on a path of your choosing, rather than feeling, and becoming appear—ready and waiting for you to take just one step further and Come Buy, Come Buy… Gypsy Thornton (she/her She can only be seen in her true form after midnight. fairytalenewsblog.blogspot.com medium.com/@inkgypsy

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: A Sweet Sting of Salt by Rose Sutherland

    family and forced her into wedlock. As Jean and Muirin grow closer, the midwife vows to save her friend and her child from their dire situation , discovering unbelievable secrets about the world around her. I loved it! You can find the book here. You can find her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: New Moon Magic by Risa Dickens and Amy Torok

    Cleveland, “enrobed in a Black and female body”, grew up feeling pressure to break down her sacred intersectionality I absolutely loved this book. You can find the book here. Her poetry has been featured or is forthcoming in Blue Heron Review, Mermaids Monthly, Eternal Haunted Her short fiction has appeared in The Chamber Magazine and the World Weaver Press Anthology Mothers of

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: Ogden: A Tale for the End of Time by Ben G. Price

    The troll’s father, Huth, has been instructed by the voices of his ancestors to abandon the baby in the You can find it here . Kelly Jarvis is the Contributing Writer for The Fairy Tale Magazine. Her work has also been featured in A Moon of One’s Own,   Baseball Bard , Blue Heron Review , Corvid Her first novella, Selkie Moon , comes out in 2025. her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

  • The Song of The Rain by Faniyi Oluwatomiwa Elijah

    Something in the atmosphere has shifted And I can't quite wrap my finger around it The tips of the winter I took shelter in a silent empty house Lit by flat grey sky, spiced with rainbow Over everything the

  • Important Announcement: Fairy Godparents Club Membership Deadline

    I hope to slip in a couple of unofficial fun meetings into the mix as well.

  • Book Review: Not That Kind of Ever After by Luci Adams

    ] off her feet and make [her] feel like royalty.” , Bella struggles to find her prince charming. Her posts grab the attention of many readers which leads to some success in her writing career. Although I enjoyed the way Luci Adams wraps her narrative in fairy tale references, this book seems intended You can find the book here.

  • Healing Waters by Mary Cook

    Very satisfying If you could live at any time in any place, I would strongly urge you not to choose eleventh Your filial piety will earn you the reward you seek, so I will take you to the stream. “I cannot tell, nor should you ask,” she replied firmly. Yoshi’s yearning gaze followed her, but he never saw her again. Most of these people have forgotten who Yoshi was, but I don’t think we should.

  • Book Review: Weyward by Emilia Hart

    17th century, Violet, a victim of sexual assault living in the 20th century, and Kate, a woman fleeing her When Violet inherits Altha’s cottage, she discovers her ancestor’s narrative before passing the cottage I loved every word of this perfectly paced book which drips with the pain and joy of life. You can purchase it HERE Thank you to NetGalley for providing a free copy of this book in exchange for She lives, happily ever after, with her husband and three sons in a house filled with fairy tale books

  • Throwback Thursday: Fracturing Fairy Tales For Fun & Profit by Heather Talty

    Find out more about her on her Goodreads page. Here’s another. As a writer of fractured fairy tales, I often find myself writing stories to answer questions I have. She explains her motivations on her website in discussing her book, The Fairy’s Mistake. Her stories often attempt to explain how characters fall in love in fairy tales, or why they decide to

  • Cinderella's Hearth: The Hazel Tree as a Harbinger of Spring by Kelly Jarvis

    In the Brothers Grimm fairy tale Aschenputtel , Cinderella’s father asks his daughter and step-daughters father’s hat on his way home. Her father returns with a hazel twig which she plants on her mother’s grave, watering it with her tears Her first novella, Selkie Moon , comes out in 2025. her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

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