Oh la, but I do have a fine beard!
Oh la, but I do have a fine beard!
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Warning: this blog contains fairy tales (which may be unsuitable for grouches), a flying pig (which may be unsuitable for realists), and textual analysis (which may be unsuitable for chemists). You stand warned.
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- Rapunzel - Disney's New Movie!
- Why Do Fairy Tales Matter? - Our Manifesto
- Peter Pan in Scarlet: Book and Movie News
- The Frog Prince: It's Not All About Love
- A Lion Among Men: The Book in Which Nothing Happens - My Review
- Fairy Tale Origins and Fairy Tale Weddings
- Rapunzel 2010 - A Clip!
- Rapunzel 2010 - Another Clip! - Plus Textual Analysis
- Rhodopis (The Egyptian Cinderella)
- Coraline
*This Week’s Quote*
"Fairy tales map out possible ways to attain happiness, to expose and resolve moral conflicts that have deep roots in our species. The effectiveness of fairy tales and other forms of fantastic literature depends on the innovative manner in which we make the information of the tales relevant for the listeners and receivers of the tales." -- Jack Zipes
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