Lost and Forgotten Fairy Tales
Alyssa Curtayne, Juliet MarillierDo you love fairy and folk tales? Wonder about the origins of them? This is a blog where I dig deep into a fairy or folk tale and uncover everything I possibly can about it, then share the research with you as well as inspired creative artefacts.
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Juliet Marillier on Selkie Tales
Juliet Marillier was born and raised in Aotearoa New Zealand and now lives in Australia. Her historical fantasy novels and short stories have been published internationally and have won many awards. She is the author of twenty-six novels an...
Chariots and the Sun
I’m finding that it’s almost impossible to view fairy tales without the lens of early mythology, and, as resistant as I was to this truth, I think Graham Anderson is right. Anderson wrote two books: Ancient Folk and Fairy Tales (2019) and F...
Welcome to the Podcast
You may have noticed we’ve been experimenting with the podcast, but now, here is the very first (official) episode of the Lost and Forgotten Fairy Tales podcast. It is my goal to interview people who work with fairy tales in a modern contex...
The Silence of Women in Stories we Love
There are numerous myths, folk tales, and fairy tales about women who have lost their voice, don’t have dialogue or speech or have voluntarily stopped speaking. There’s both a submission to the normalisation of misogyny in our culture in th...
Snow White and Rose Red origins
If you’ve ever wanted to make a video, and you have, hats off to you. It’s a challenge. This was my first foray into making short films about some of our favourite lost and forgotten tales.
You’ll notice the video contains many illustrati...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Storyteller, writer, researcher, lover of folk and fairytales written up until 1750. The author of Yexian: The Chinese Cinderella. Alyssa is the current President of the Australian Fairy Tale Society.
I'm a writer of historical fantasy, mostly for adult readers. I was born and raised in Aotearoa New Zealand, and now live in Western Australia. I love folklore, fairy tales and human journeys into worlds of the imagination.
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