Also today, Claire Massey, from The Fairy Tale Cupboard  and much more, has a guest post at EssentialWriters.com about using fairy tales ...

Another window I've had open for days, so I need to share it, so I can reduce my desktop clutter: From Jean-Pierre Jeunet to Direct Na...

The Tower Room: The Egerton Hall Novels, Volume One (An Egerton Hall Novel) I ran out of steam mid-week as I have hunkered down with new...

There's a Princess in the Palace  by Zoe Alley and illustrated by her husband R.W. Alley was officially released last week.  I haven...

  The 3 Little Dassies  by Jan Brett is a new release this week. I don't know much about it beyond the book description, but Brett...

This is the cover art for the next SurLaLune Press Release: Twelve Dancing Princesses Tales From Around the World.  You can read more ab...

The Bridal of Triermain by Sir Walter Scott (1813) is seldom mentioned as having a sleeping beauty in it, although not one that falls into t...

The fairy tale bandwagon keeps getting bigger and I couldn't be more thrilled. A new comic book company, KickStart Comics, has a ne...

Reckless by Cornelia Funke  was released pretty much worldwide on Tuesday.  And I missed the release date because, yes, I apparently live...

Okay, so I'm a day or so late on this, but here's the newest trailer for Tangled. And, well, I am much more interested in this ...

Okay, so today I am discussing a medieval sleeping beauty that did not make it into my new book, Sleeping Beauties: Sleeping Beauty and Sn...

There's not much fairy tale news right now but to give you a break from all my talk of Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, here's a gre...