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Fish + Chocolate By Kate Brown

Posted in Books, tagged Art, Arts, books, Comics, Fables, fairy tales, Fiction, Fish + Chocolate, Graphic Novels, Kate Brown, Review, Reviews, Writers, Writing on November 27, 2014| Leave a Comment »

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Updated 27/11/2014

Recommended reading because Graphic Novels are about more than Superheroes…

Fish + Chocolate ©Kate Brown.

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Fish + Chocolate By Kate Brown

Posted in Art, Books, tagged Art, Arts, books, Comics, Fables, fairy tales, Fiction, Fish + Chocolate, Graphic Novels, Kate Brown, Review, Reviews on January 10, 2013| 1 Comment »

Updated 27/11/2014

Recommended reading because Graphic Novels are about more than Superheroes…

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Blue Faerie Art

Posted in Art, tagged Bill Willingham, Blue, Brian Froud, Fables, Fairy, Fairytale, Folklore, Gallery, Morgana, Pictures on September 18, 2012| 9 Comments »

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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Riddles By Arcane Arrangements

Posted in Art, tagged Arts, drawing, Fables, Fairytales, Fantasy, Illustration, Painting, witch on July 23, 2012| 8 Comments »

Amazing art from Arcane Arrangements.

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“Amid a Sea of Eyes” ~ The Adventuress by Audrey Niffenegger

Posted in Art, Books, Faerie, Macabre, Reviews, tagged Art, Arts, Audrey Niffenegger, books, Fables, fairy tales, Fiction, Folklore, Review, Reviews, The Adventuress, The Time Traveler's Wife on July 8, 2012| 11 Comments »

Audrey Niffenegger, best known as the author of The Time Traveler’s Wife, spins a macabre yet enchanting novel in pictures.

The Adventuress, an ethereal yet tenacious heroine, is created by an alchemist, has a love affair with Napoleon and gives birth to a cat in a quest of Fairy Tale subversions and surreal post-feminism.

The text may tell us of wedding revelry and honeymoons but the fragile images betray subjugation and abuse as The Adventuress is repeatedly betrayed by the promises of love and motherhood. This is a story in which transformation can lead to madness and happy-ever-afters may only be attained through cleansing fire or the release of death.

Niffenegger’s images combine the uncanny distortions of German Expressionist cinema with a sketchiness which invites universal interpretations.

A truly beautiful, unique and inspiring work.