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LINKS
Seaelven Studios
Featuring black and white photography, Jessica Fusch's art is intensely
aware of the atmospheric and insistent details of our surroundings that only
really appear and are made real in a certain quality of light.
The Cobweb Forest
A flash-animated fairy tale - Victorian in its delicate execution and
absolutely breathtaking.
Fairy Tale Review
An annual print journal publishing some of the best work on contemporary
fairy tales: led by Kate Bernheimer.
In By The Eye
This is the site of writer and film-maker Lisa Stock, whose work includes a
series of short films and the (currently in progress) Titania, a remaking of
the myths of Titania and the Armless Maiden. Stock's work is fresh and
vital, and explores women's issues through the medium of fairy tales.
Crawford Manor
Visitors to Crawford Manor can journey through many lands and historical
periods, expressed through the re-envisioning of popular collectible
fashion dolls and miniature vignettes. "The dolls have been completely
repainted, coifed and costumed in great detail with particular attention to
scale. Historically accurate styles blend occasionally with fantasy. Often a
small story accompanies the doll. This little world reflects imagination, a
romantic spirit and sometimes, a sense of mystery."
Goblin Fruit
This seasonal online journal publishes some exciting short poetry - often a
very fresh take on fairy tales and the fantastic.
The Endicott Studio
An interdisciplinary journal with some very inviting work: led by Terri
Windling and Midori Snyder. Terri & Midori also maintain a very active
news & reviews blog.
Dreaming Methods: Writing Fused With New Media
A continually evolving site with many projects that fuse Flash with poetry,
narrative, black and white photography, collage, and other media. Some
breathtaking and contemporary work.
Cabinet des Fees
Another literary journal, with some delightful retellings of fairy tales. Read
"Gingerbread and Time" in Issue 3.
Reconfigurations
An electronic journal for poetics and poetry.
Seaelven Studios
Featuring black and white photography, Jessica Fusch's art is intensely
aware of the atmospheric and insistent details of our surroundings that only
really appear and are made real in a certain quality of light.
The Cobweb Forest
A flash-animated fairy tale - Victorian in its delicate execution and
absolutely breathtaking.
Fairy Tale Review
An annual print journal publishing some of the best work on contemporary
fairy tales: led by Kate Bernheimer.
In By The Eye
This is the site of writer and film-maker Lisa Stock, whose work includes a
series of short films and the (currently in progress) Titania, a remaking of
the myths of Titania and the Armless Maiden. Stock's work is fresh and
vital, and explores women's issues through the medium of fairy tales.
Crawford Manor
Visitors to Crawford Manor can journey through many lands and historical
periods, expressed through the re-envisioning of popular collectible
fashion dolls and miniature vignettes. "The dolls have been completely
repainted, coifed and costumed in great detail with particular attention to
scale. Historically accurate styles blend occasionally with fantasy. Often a
small story accompanies the doll. This little world reflects imagination, a
romantic spirit and sometimes, a sense of mystery."
Goblin Fruit
This seasonal online journal publishes some exciting short poetry - often a
very fresh take on fairy tales and the fantastic.
The Endicott Studio
An interdisciplinary journal with some very inviting work: led by Terri
Windling and Midori Snyder. Terri & Midori also maintain a very active
news & reviews blog.
Dreaming Methods: Writing Fused With New Media
A continually evolving site with many projects that fuse Flash with poetry,
narrative, black and white photography, collage, and other media. Some
breathtaking and contemporary work.
Cabinet des Fees
Another literary journal, with some delightful retellings of fairy tales. Read
"Gingerbread and Time" in Issue 3.
Reconfigurations
An electronic journal for poetics and poetry.
