The Enchanted Window
Susanna SchwartzHow fairytales can help us see the world more clearly
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The Spiritual Meaning in Disney Transformation Sequences: Part 1 (The Little Mermaid)
I know I promised I’d write about “The Handless Maiden” next, but I’ll ask my readers to forgive me this little three-part side quest into the deep and profound longings that I believe the best Disney transformation sequences express at the...
This isn't literary criticism (and what it is instead)
I confess to you all, dear readers, that I have not written anything on this Substack page in months. I wrote a long-form post in January about how we can see the world more clearly through Jane Austen’s stories, and then I stopped writing....
The Enchanted Windows of Jane Austen
Riddle me this — why are we talking about Jane Austen at all on a Substack publication about fairytales?
Because, as rightly puts it, Jane Austen is writing fairytales. Each of her stories is a displaced fairytale (that is, a fairytale pl...
Fairytales Against the Machine
Against the Machine by is a hot topic right now, in the Substack circles I run in. Personally, I love the book, but I also am fully aware that I’m what Kingsnorth calls a “cooked barbarian” — that is to say, I live in the Machine and do my...
“There’s No Place Like Home”
The Wizard of Oz (1939) is one of my ultimate comfort-movies. It’s been called an American fairytale many times, and, I think, for good reason.
Last post, I wrote about the parallels between the Wizard and the Machine (a la ). But this ti...
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