WINTER IS HERE and The Fairy Tale Magazine is celebrating with some quotes, art, and folklore! Winter is the time of year when we're...

Captain Hook is cursed. Banished to the dreaming place of the world’s children over 200 years before, he is doomed to play the villain to...

The house appeared in the middle of the forest one mid-winter night. Sleepily sensing a strangeness, the spirit of the forest brushed the...

The protagonist of The Witches of Bone Hill, Cordelia Bone, is suffering from a string of bad luck when this novel opens. She has been...

Have you ever wondered where the colors of the world come from? Who makes grass so green, the sky so blue? Who paints the subtle, bold...

It begins with butterflies, colorful and delicate. Some flutter alive and free, while others are trapped in the killing jar and skewered...

Weekly Tips for an Enchanted Lifestyle! THIS WEEK - Magical Fruitcake How do you like your fruitcake? I like mine with a lump of crumbly...

Once there was a girl who lived in a humble home with her father and her stepmother, a pair weathered gray no matter the season. The...

Award winning author Premee Mohamed strikes again in The Butcher of the Forest, a new thrilling tale of magic, monsters, and survival....

A Study in Drowning is a novel that explores several dark themes. Effy Sayre is a young woman who has suffered trauma in her life. She is...

Editor’s note: This charming Throwback Thursday fable surprised and delighted us. IWe think you’ll find it as enjoyable as we did. Read...

The COVID-19 Pandemic marked a period of loss for so many. But while losses directly attributed to COVID made up a huge part of this,...

Editor’s note: In today's Throwback Thursday tale, author Fanni Suto conjures up heartache and magic in very few words. Enjoy this little...

In The Land of Lost Things, John Connolly returns to the redemptive power of words and stories that he explored in his earlier novel The...

Editor's Note: "Children of the heart" can come in many forms, and women are not the only ones who have the knowledge of charms and...

The Forest Grimm begins with an evocative phrase: “Tell me again, Grandmere, the story of how I die.” Kathryn Purdie’s prologue opens...

We here at The Fairy Tale Magazine love Halloween, so today, we're celebrating it with some trivia, folklore, poetry, recipes, and art to...

Timing: The moon need not be waxing. It need not be the second Sunday of Spring, Or quarter-past midnight on the Dark Sabbat, But the...

Twelve-year-old Tasha is relieved to leave her friends and move north with her parents to her ailing grandfather’s farm. She is not the...

Once upon a time a farmer’s wife stood looking out of her window. “If only I had a daughter with hair the color of our wheatfield,” she...