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     Find more Faerie Lore & Fairy Tale images here - https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.174334199353858.37043.100003318388415&type=3&l=b8e3716a99

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Ondine digital paint finally finished.

Wonderful work! x

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Hello Blogsprites!

I promised you more Scary Fairy images for Book Month.  Click the pics to view the album and why not send me a Facebook Friend request while you are there.  xx

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     It’s Beltane, so Merry Meet Blogsprites!

     April’s Scary Fairy theme proved to be a hit so I will continue to add to the album Faerie Lore & Fairy Tales this month.  It’s still in-keeping as May will be all about books!

     I will be Spring cleaning my personal mini-library and sharing my thoughts on what I find, directing you to some interesting literary festivals and dropping in a few book reviews too.

     I would love to hear your opinions on literature and book awards as I have been tasked with presenting Versatile Blogger Awards to some of my favourite sites.  

     I value my peers’ opinions most of all so I will be choosing carefully and introducing you to some wonderful indie authors in the process.

     Wishing you a fun and sunny May, Lily xx

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     To compliment April’s Fairy Tale theme I am creating an album of enchanting images that I am sure you will enjoy.

     Please feel free to link and share and keep checking the Gallery for new additions.

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     Few Fairy Tales are as dark and multifaceted as Little Red’s.

     Angela Carter wrote the screenplay for Neil Jordan’s lush and evocative adaptation of Carter’s own collected short writings and radio plays.

     This wonderful fan trailer for The Company of Wolves is by the talented Hedge Labyrinth with music from the Requiem For A Dream soundtrack.

     Thank heaven for little girls, they grow up in the most peculiar ways …

     Mo

 

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     Lots of links to strange and beautiful Fairy Tale films this month.

     

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     Tarsem Singh’s Mirror Mirror is released tomorrow, Blogsprites.

     So begins a veritable tidal-wave of Fairy Tale themed movies, not to mention TV series such as Once Upon a Time and Grimm.  In the Nineties we had aliens, then vampires got their moment in the sun (ahem), next angels and zombies were mooted as the next “Big Thing” and now it is back to source with myth stripped back to its most familiar and parochial form.

     If you are a Fairy Tale fan keep dropping by for my recommendations :)

     

     I stumbled across Margo Lanagan by chance in my local library.  Such is the power of a well designed book cover!  Her recently released novel, The Brides of Rollrock Island, delves into Kelpie lore.  Here is my review of Lanagan’s astonishing Tender Morsels…

     Margo Lanagan has an innate understanding of the dark undercurrents of Fairytale, something seldom seen since the heyday of Fantasy pioneer Angela Carter.

     Lanagan delivers a sublime insight into the diverse, contradictory, complex and myriad aspects of femininity, without ever straying into reactionary feminist territory.

     Intensely lyrical, joyous and heartbreaking by turn, Tender Morsels explores illusion and reality’s interdependence by seamlessly crafting an enchanting patchwork quilt of tales within tales.

     With its vibrant characters, dialogue ripe with colloquialisms and images which will haunt your imagination Lanagan’s novel is a rare treat; gritty yet poetic and constantly enlightening.

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     Lots of Faerie goodness coming soon to lilywight.com

     Keep sending me your links and pictures xx

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Special fairy tale edition of our usual quick round-up of news and factoids, articles and more that struck our fancy, tickled our interest, and had us scratching our heads. For readers, writers, and genre fans of any form.

A cache of 500 folk tales were discovered in Germany recently, many of which have not been a part of our previously documented understanding of the folk tradition in Europe.  

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A brilliant little film, such exciting news about the new cache of Fairy Tales and LOADS more Fairy stuff on its way!

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A Forest of Amanita

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In this painting by Basia-AlmostTheBrave on deviantart, a girl walks a winged horse through a forest of - what else - A. muscaria. Love the dreamy quality of this one.

  I couldn't resist sharing this with my Blogsprites!  

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a day in fairyland

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I have a wonderful book that my mum gave me, it is about fairies and it was given to her by my grandad on his return from the 2nd world war.

It is an enormous thing measuring about 350mm x 465mm, more like a presentation than a book to be read at bed time but it is a thing of loveliness.

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A thing of loveliness indeed!

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So lovely. I want to know all about her! xx

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