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The Hoppiest Ending of All: Retelling “The Frog Prince”

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Rachel Ayers

Rachel Ayers lives in Alaska, where she writes cabaret shows, daydreams, and looks at mountains a lot. She has a degree in Library and Information Science which comes in handy at odd hours, and she shares speculative poetry and flash fiction (and cat pictures) at patreon.com/richlayers.

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Illustration from The Frog Prince, artist unknown. The Frog hands the Princess her golden ball which he has retrieved from the well.
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Fairy Tales

The Hoppiest Ending of All: Retelling “The Frog Prince”

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Illustration depicting Little Red Riding Hood encountering the wolf
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Reclaiming Little Red Riding Hood: Five Fairy Tale Retellings

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The Comfort of “Competence Porn” Stories

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Photo of the stacks at the Stockholm Public Library
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Fantasy

The Magic of Libraries: Where Fantasy Meets Reality

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Looking to Our Roots: Revisiting “Jack and the Beanstalk”

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Competence Porn Is Comforting — Where Can I Find More of It?

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“Snow White” and the Seven Retellings

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All Our Stories Are Connected: Five Modern Fairytale Mash-ups

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Looking for the Girl With One Shoe: Six Retellings of “Cinderella”

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