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Tag Archives: Grimm brothers
OGOM Company of Wolves CFP – Beyond excited to announce this!
Conference, University of Hertfordshire, Sept 3rd-5th 2015: Call for Papers and Panels OGOM: ‘The Company of Wolves’: Sociality, Animality, and Subjectivity in Literary and Cultural Narratives—Werewolves, Shapeshifters, and Feral Humans Wolves have long been the archetypal enemy of human company, … Continue reading
Posted in CFP (Conferences), Conferences, OGOM News, OGOM: The Company of Wolves
Tagged Angela Carter, Animals, Anne Rice, Bram Stoker, Catherine Spooner, CFP, Children's literature, Christopher Frayling, Conference, Fairy tales, feral children, Film, Folklore, gender, Genre, Gothic, Greg Duncan, Grimm brothers, Language, Maggie Stiefvater, Marcus Sedgwick, myth, nature, Neil Jordan, Paranormal romance, Perrault, race, Romance, sexuality, Shapeshifters, Stacey Abbott, TV, Werewolves, Wolves, YA Fiction
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Neil Gaiman on Fairy Tales Revisited
Of interest to anyone concerned with the contemporary transformation of fairy tales, in YA Gothic and elsewhere, this podcast by the always brilliant and imaginative author Neil Gaiman discusses his new interpretation of the Grimms’ tale ‘Hansel and Gretel’.
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged Fairy tales, Grimm brothers, Neil Gaiman, YA Fiction
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Grimm brothers’ fairytales have blood and horror restored in new translation
A review by Alison Flood of Jack Zipes’s new translation of the first edition of the Grimms’ tales (never before done into English), without the censorship and Christianising of later editions. I, for one, am desperate to get a copy!
Posted in Books and Articles, Publications
Tagged Fairy tales, Folklore, Grimm brothers
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‘Into the Woods’: Go behind the scenes with Meryl Streep, Johnny Depp, and more
I can’t wait to see this film version of Stephen Sondheim’s brilliant musical Into the Woods, where he weaves several of Grimms’ fairy tales into one witty interconnected narrative. Sondheim’s music and lyrics are perfect.
Posted in Reviews
Tagged adaptation, Fairy tales, Film, Grimm brothers, Intertextuality, Stephen Sondheim
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Artistic Takes on 9 Classic Fairy Tales
Some witty and rather lovely pictorial reinterpretations of classic fairy tales.
Fairytales and Storytelling
An exciting season of broadcasts on fairy tales and storytelling on BBC Radio 4
Posted in Events
Tagged Alice in Wonderland, Faeries, Fairy tales, Grimm brothers, storytelling
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The top 10 fairytales
Mariner Warner discusses the appeal of the fairy tale and lists her top ten from classic folkloric versions to contemporary reinterpretations.
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged Angela Carter, Fairy tales, Feminism, Gothic, Grimm brothers
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