Fairy Tale Review
Fairy Tale Review is an annual literary journal dedicated to publishing new fairy-tale fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. The journal seeks to expand the conversation about fairy tales among practitioners, scholars, and general readers. Contents reflect a diverse spectrum of literary artists working with fairy tales in many languages and styles.
Fairy Tale Review Volume 14: The Charcoal Issue
Editor's Note
Joel Hans
Incantation: Female
Ruth Baumann
Sweet Meats
Francisca Lia Block
Eurydice tells us her favorite memory with Orpheus
Kristen Brida
The Children
Justine Champine
Ekphrasis for Snow White in Her Glass Coffin
Mollie Chandler
Yield
Jos Charles
The Discomfort Index
Caroline Crew
The Albatrosses
Emrys Donaldson
The Woman Who Ate Foxes
Ashleigh E. Gill
“How Lines Came to Be Drawn on Human Hands” & “Exiles of the Wild Moon”
Raquel Vasquez Gilliland
When I Am Not Joan of Arc Or You Bring Me a Bowl of Green & Purple Olives
Jennifer Givhan
Village of the Red Mothers
Mary Haidri
Oprahification
Brittany Hailer
Hell
David Hansen
“Summer Faces” & “Mercury Night”
Satoshi Iwai
The View from the ————— Bus
Devi Laskar
El Alma de la Máquina
Baldomero Lillo
The Soul of the Machine
Baldomero Lillo (Translated by Jonathan Wlodarski)
Ol’ Captain Kurt
Jacob Lindberg
"Still in the 21st Century” & “Disaster Doesn’t Have to Be Spectacular”
Amelia Martens
Provençal
Erin Mullikin
Something’s Up with Alice
Ishelle Payer
Psyche
Paisley Rekdal
“I Will Have Forgotten You by Sunday” & “Bad Hunter”
Sara Ryan
Unpresidented!
Eric Schlich
The Problem of Heat Loss
Rion Amilcar Scott
The Women
Theresa Sullivan
“It’s your fault I’ve got to make the rounds through the forest several times a week.”
Brittany Tomaselli
Pantoum for When the Skies Clear and We’ll Know
Madeleine Wattenberg
A Real Spacesuit Is a Little Envelope of Earth Conditions
Cori Winrock
Shelter
C Pam Zhang
“The True Story of the Sorcerer’s Apprentice” & “The President and His Bodyguards”
Jack Zipes
Contributor Notes
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The Charcoal Issue
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The following issues are available in print:
Fairy Tale Review Complete Series (Volumes 1-14)
The Charcoal Issue (2018)
The Translucent Issue (2017)
The Ochre Issue (2016)
The Mauve Issue (2015)
The Emerald Issue (2014)
The Yellow Issue (2013)
The Grey Issue (2012)
The Brown Issue (2011)
The Red Issue (2010)
The Aquamarine Issue (2009)
The White Issue (2008)
The Violet Issue (2007)
The Green Issue (2006)
The Blue Issue (2005)
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