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Inspired by the classic stories of Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers Grimm, this collection features 14 dark tales that reimagine the fairytale genre. Each narrative unfolds in a style reminiscent of ancient oral storytelling, complemented by exquisite illustrations, including 14 color plates and 28 black-and-white woodcut-style images. The beautifully produced omnibus edition combines elements from two earlier works, showcasing gold motifs, a matte finish with spot gloss varnish, and a ribbon marker, making it a visually stunning addition to any bookshelf.

An invitation to animists, ancestor worshipers, magic seekers, and the wild at heart, this book is an in-depth course of study into Modern Traditional Witchcraft. Structured as thirteen chapters or lessons, it calls the reader down a path of deeply local, personal enchantment rooted in a modern manifestation of old magic. Topics covered include creating ritual, magical ethics, divination, hedgeriding, and cultivating spirit senses. Written from an animistic perspective and without pushing any specific deities, this book offers a framework for furthering each witch's personal practice and theology. Christine Grace addresses readers in the practical, caring way of an experienced teacher. Book jacket.

Each of the seven short stories offers a unique and imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, drawing inspiration from Hans Christian Andersen. The narratives feature unexpected and often dark elements, crafted in exquisite prose poetry that evokes vivid and haunting imagery. The collection is beautifully presented with stunning full-color illustrations alongside striking black-and-white woodcut-style art, enhancing the enchanting yet eerie atmosphere of the tales.

Inspired by the Brothers Grimm, this collection reimagines fairytales through seven imaginative short stories that echo ancient oral traditions. Each narrative delves into modern themes such as jealousy, relationships, and death, leading readers on unexpected journeys. The book is beautifully presented with vibrant full-color illustrations alongside striking black-and-white woodcut-style images, enhancing the storytelling experience.

Kishore and Dipalee arrive in Jamaica in 1880 with new plans and new names-Harry Ingram and Opal Thompson. Kishore, Dipalee's cousin, has saved her from an arranged marriage and, at the same time, has helped them both escape the lives of 'Untouchables'. At first, they pay a price for their escape, but soon they turn the tables and money becomes no obstacle to their future. But if financial security is gained, the same refuge cannot be said for their hearts or, indeed, their souls, for Harry is prone to outbursts of uncontrollable desire, and the seeds of that desire will be visited in Harry's great granddaughter, Sydney. There were other things, too, that Sydney now had begun to consider: two generations of young, naive, unmothered mothers divided emotionally, and if Sydney wasn't careful, she'd be one of them. Sydney's Skeletons is the story of a family finally coming to terms with its dark past.