When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain by Nghi Vo is a standalone sequel novella to The Empress of Salt and Fortune , which I read and revi...

Burning Roses by S.L. Huang is a fantasy novella that was not at all what I was expecting it to be. I would normally blame this on my inten...

How To Fracture a Fairytale by Jane Yolen is a collection of short stories from across the author's long career. I hadn't read an...

This batch of stories is a bit less homogeneous with a poem from Uncanny that caught my eye and an unplanned re-read (my eyes just slipped...

For this batch of short stories I have continued to read  How To Fracture A Fairy Tale  by Jane Yolen. My feelings about the stories in th...

This batch of stories has seen the start of a new collection by a new-to-me author, Jane Yolen. The stories in How to Fracture a Fairy Tal...

This batch is characterised by a bit of random reading and a hankering for some flash after reading some longer things. I am continuing to...

The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman is an unusual novel. Most of the story feels like it's YA or for younger readers, but...

Phantazein is a fantasy anthology edited by Tehani Wessely. It's heavily fairytale/fable/mythology themed and contains stories by a r...

Ash by Malinda Lo is a retelling of the Cinderella story. It's not a straight retelling of the fairytale (pun rather intended) with s...

Moscow But Dreaming is a collection of Ekaterina Sedia's short stories. Most of the stories were previously published in various maga...