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04 November 2015

5 tips for authors and storytellers who work with folktales

Illustration by Richard Doyle (19th century)
Whether you're a writer or a storyteller, this article, posted by A Tarkabarka Hölgy at "Blogging from A to Z",highlights some important points around adapting fairy tales and folklore.

Blogging from A to Z April Challenge: 5 tips for authors who work with folktales: Fairy tale adaptations are all the rage these days. Some of them are stellar, some of them are decent, and some of them are... boring, I gue...
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