Can I just say how invigorated I am to see a fairy tale publication whose purpose goes hand-in-hand with the philosophy and aim of Spinning Straw into Gold? Oh, I already did? Well, then! I might also mention that my friend Jenna St. Hilaire is associate editor, among a staff of other well-known fairy tale artists and scholars in the community.
The first publication is Wonder Voyages, a suitable theme for starting out on a literary journey. You can buy your own copy, digital or hard, here.
Coooooooool. I haven't gotten mine yet, but overseas shipping is sometimes like that. ;) And I still love that cover design.
ReplyDeleteAs do I. I adore, adore all the images associated with UW so far.
DeleteYay! I bought the digital version and read it last week, I thought it was lovely :) I especially liked the fact they mixed articles and stories. And the cover is very pretty, Jenna!
ReplyDeleteI did like that as well. c:
DeleteI'm so excited (and jealous) waiting for my paper copy to arrive.
ReplyDeleteI spoke too soon - just got it in the mail today and have made a start reading. Love the story by Claire Massey and Johnny Wink's poem.
Delete"The Woman who Wore Frost Slippers" has the right ring of familiar otherness, does it not?
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