Tag Archives: fairy tales

If the Boot Fits…

Posted on July 3, 2020 by Tonette Joyce

This week we have been re-imagining fairy tales. Most of the fairy-tale known widely in America are originally German, because of the Grimm Brothers, who traveled throughout their part of Europe collecting, and then publishing, folk stories. There are many … Continue reading →

Posted in Anthologies, blessings, characters, childhood, Children's books, Compilations, dialogue, experiences, Family, fantasy, imagination, memories, short stories, Tonette Joyce, traditions, writers | Tagged Elves, fairy tales, Grimm Borthers, Italian tales, Shoemaker stick to your last, Shoemakers | 10 Comments

There’s Always a Backstory

Posted on June 29, 2020 by Patricia Kiyono

This week’s prompt: You’re asked to reimagine a fairytale. What fairytale would you choose and what genre would you write it in? Why? I remember listening to and then reading many fairy tales, both European and Japanese. At the time, … Continue reading →

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Interview with Author Bethany Averie

Posted on June 28, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

I am very please to have as my guest, author Bethany Averie. She is the reason I am here with you as ‘the Friday Fox’. I met Bethany online when I read an interview she did with one of my … Continue reading →