Fairy Tales – Sabotage

Metalalia

Conversation Short Stories

Interview with Metalalia

April 8, 2014April 8, 2014 dj4twinx Alex Nicholson, Bjork, China Miéville, Fairy Tales, Metalalia, Pam Shaffer, Perrault, PJ Harvey, storytelling, Superbard, Terry Pratchett, The Brothers Grimm, The Flood, Tori Amos, William Blake

Writer Alex Nicholson and musician Pam Shaffer launch their new multimedia story-telling experience this month, a collaboration that has brought

‘Lullabies to Make Your Children Cry’ by Lucy Ayrton

July 1, 2013 Editor Astrid Lindgren, Burning Eye Books, David Clarke, Fairy Tales, Günter Grass, Lucy Ayrton, Pippi Longstocking, Rapunzel, Red Riding Hood, Roald Dahl, Stewed Rhubarb Press

-Reviewed by David Clarke– The exploration of myths and folk and fairy tales was a significant feature of feminist writing

Novella Short Stories

‘The Winter Triptych’ by Nicole Kornher-Stace

March 18, 2011 Editor Fairy Tales, Fiction, Nicole Kornher-Stace, Papaveria Press, The Winter Triptych, Tori Truslow

-Reviewed by Tori Truslow– A kitchen girl creeps through a winter-wrapped tower, crossing paths with the ghost of a long-dead

Online Magazine

New Fairy Tales #5

July 1, 2010 Editor Adam Oehler, Andy Hedgecock, Emma Matthews, Fairy Tales, Faye Durston, Fiction, Gaia Holmes, John Patrick Pazdiora, Kelly Swain, Mark Tomlinson, Natalie Brown, New Fairy Tales, Nicholas Royle, poetry, Rebecca Keller, Ryan Ormonde, Stephanie Campisi, Tori Truslow

-Reviewed by Tori Truslow– New Fairy Tales‘ mission statement is there in its title, and stated again on its website: ‘to