Fairy-Tale Studies

The Red Issue, the sixth issue of Fairy Tale Review, contains original fiction and poetry, as well as translations, inspired by the themes and motifs of "Little Red Riding Hood."

The Aquamarine Issue, the fifth issue of Fairy Tale Review, features fairy tale fiction and poetry with an oceanic theme.

Collects nearly thirty years of major work by noted writer and folklore scholar Kay Stone.

Breaks new ground in fairy-tale studies by offering male writers a chance to reflect on their relationships to fairy tales.

The third issue of Fairy Tale Review, The Violet Issue focuses on fairy tales for adults--"almost-blue," as the color violet is often described.

The second issue of Fairy Tale Review, The Green Issue is devoted to new fairy tales, with a special consideration for nature.

Responding to thirty years of feminist fairy-tale scholarship, this book breaks new ground by rethinking important questions, advocating innovative approaches, and introducing woman-centered texts and traditions that have been ignored for too long.

A diverse collection of essays, artwork, interviews, and fiction on Angela Carter.