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Click on the door to find your way back to the cupboard
In a list of top UK Children's Literature Blogs this is number seven, which is a bit exciting, especially as seven is a recurring number in fairy tales. Click on Rackham's Ravens for the list.
........(the online magazine I edit)
About The Fairy Tale Cupboard
I kept this blog and maintained listings of fairy tale related events, performances and exhibitions from July 2009 until January 2011, when I got the urge for a change and started blogging at Gathering Scraps instead. I'm very grateful to all the people who read, commented and contributed to the cupboard, and I hope that if people still stumble here from time to time they find something useful to take away.
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Click on the door to find your way back to the cupboard
Story places
Fairy tales online
Other online zines with a fantasy feel
Fairy tale art exhibitions and collections online
Favourite tellers of tales
- Joan Aiken
- Hans Christian Andersen
- Margaret Atwood
- Kate Bernheimer
- Holly Black
- A S Byatt
- Italo Calvino
- Angela Carter
- Kevin Crossley-Holland
- Roald Dahl
- Carol Ann Duffy
- Neil Gaiman
- Alan Garner
- The Grimms
- Ursula K. Le Guin
- Tanith Lee
- Kelly Link
- George MacDonald
- Robin McKinley
- Sara Maitland
- Edith Nesbit
- Mary Norton
- Charles Perrault
- Philip Pullman
- Marina Warner
- Oscar Wilde
- Terri Windling
- Jeanette Winterson
- Diane Wynne Jones
- Jane Yolen
Some other friends of fairy tales
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Find things in the cupboard
On the shelves
- anti-tales (2)
- awards (1)
- events (14)
- exhibitions (5)
- fairy tale film (7)
- fairy tale opera (1)
- fairy tale poetry (3)
- fairy tale theatre (4)
- fairy tales and advertising (1)
- fairy tales and politics (1)
- fairy tales and... apples (1)
- fairy tales and... beds (1)
- fairy tales and... dresses (1)
- fairy tales and... fireworks (1)
- fairy tales and... flight (3)
- fairy tales and... forests (1)
- fairy tales and... ice (1)
- fairy tales and... shadows (1)
- fairy tales and... shoes (2)
- fairy tales online (13)
- favourite fairy tales (3)
- friends of fairy tales (6)
- guest posts (2)
- must listen tos (4)
- must reads (28)
- must sees (4)
- new fairy tales (10)
- opportunities (8)
- Profile: Bluebeard (1)
- Profile: Goldilocks (1)
- Profile: Jack (of the beanstalk fame) (1)
- Profile: Little Red Riding Hood (1)
- Profile: The Big Bad Wolf (1)
- quick links (6)
Why a cupboard?
Well, at the end of From the Beast to the Blonde (1995, Vintage), Marina Warner talks of the store of fairy tales as 'that blue chamber where stories lie waiting to be rediscovered'—but I can't help but imagine it as a big old cupboard—and she then says the store 'offers magical metamorphoses to the one who opens the door, who passes on what was found there, and to those who hear what the storyteller brings.'
The Fairy Tale Cupboard aims to be a little corner in which to gather together all the trailing odds and ends of shifting tales and their trinkets and treasure that float and dangle and sparkle across the web.
The Fairy Tale Cupboard aims to be a little corner in which to gather together all the trailing odds and ends of shifting tales and their trinkets and treasure that float and dangle and sparkle across the web.
Seven
In a list of top UK Children's Literature Blogs this is number seven, which is a bit exciting, especially as seven is a recurring number in fairy tales. Click on Rackham's Ravens for the list.
Posts
Followers
Some of my tales & poems online
Visit New Fairy Tales...
........(the online magazine I edit)
Copyright things
All images on this site are either used with permission, public domain, licensed by creative commons, or created by me. With quotes I always provide sources and, where possible, links. For the rest of the Cupboard's content please see the license below. Thanks.
The Fairy Tale Cupboard by Claire Massey is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
The Fairy Tale Cupboard by Claire Massey is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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