The Fairy Tale Cupboard is a must-read for me, because it's eye-friendly, well-researched, and well-written. Blogger Claire Massey has an outstanding post about "Goldilocks" and its history posted today. Claire also edits New Fairy Tales, an online fairy tale magazine you will also want to check out!
I'm not going to post a picture, because the picture with the "Goldilocks" post is well worth checking out on The Cupboard.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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5 comments:
Thank you so much for the lovely mention Kate!
I agree. Claire's blog is wonderful - beautiful, informative, excellent resources with solid research behind them and overall a great read.
The magazine is great too - lovely to look at and lovely to read. :)
Thanks for the information.
I love your blog.
Love your profile pic. Is that a Richard Dadd painting?
masterymistery at cosmic rapture
An excellent blog, and equally excellent magazine. I can easily see this being a very helpful resource for students.
Personally, I would love to see it organized/searchable by topic keywords. Such well-written and interesting content deserves to be easily findable.
Aside from that, I love the in-depth profiles, very informative and thought-provoking. Certainly more than enough to get anyone interested in those topics started off on the right track.
Good work!
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