laire Massey is one of the best fairy-tale bloggers around. She is also a talented editor, writer and poet. On her blog, The Fairy Tale Cupboard, she reports on a recent event she attended that focused on "anti-tales." Claire does an excellent job of exploring what anti-fairy tales are, so I won't go into it here.What she provides in the post is an excellent source for fairy tale fans and students of the tales. You definitely want to check out site.
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Huh. Interesting. I've never heard of that before. :)
After reading “What would you want to learn in a class about fairy tales?” I had wanted to know what makes a fairy tale a fairy tale. After reading about anti-fairy tales there is apart of me that is a little clearer about the subject, but another part of me is still confused. Because now I am wondering what makes a Anti-fairytale an anti-fairy tale? I have read roald dahl which after reading a lot of the “little red riding hood” tales I found to be refreshing all though I could help but to think little red riding hood was a witch with a b by the end of the three little bigs poem. And because of roald dahls few poems I am very interested in this Anti fairy tales especially the one with snow white as a vampire.
Silvaan C.
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