Twisting our own tails

…or was it „tales”?

Three young ladies are spin­ning here the yarn of three fine, zany and cute fairy tales, com­plete with a trapped dam­sel, a cursed young prince and a Glock-wear­ing thug.

All of these are 100% ori­ginal. unadul­ter­ated by pre­ju­dice, spiced with hu­mour and teem­ing with twists and sur­prises. Watch out!

Oh, My Ginger!

Selena Acqui

To get to this vil­lage she had to pass through the North Forest. She was not afraid; she took her father’s dag­ger, had some pois­on­ous plant ex­tracts in li­quid form (that is, if she was at­tacked, she could just throw some­thing on that person’s skin to cause burns or rashes) and car­ried her vi­per-poison oint­ment in case she got hurt. Read on …

and the story goes on…

The Inglenook Storybook. The Origin

Elena Petrovan

This is the fab­ulous ma­gical story that lies at the ori­gin of both the Story­book and the In­glonook. It is our myth of ori­gin, as it were. Read on …

and the story goes on…

Another Tale

Iuliana Todorean

That night the Prin­cess had a strange dream, but she could not re­mem­ber the de­tails, so I apo­lo­gize to my reader for this mis­for­tune. The Prin­cess woke up and went to the din­ing room. Everything was so quiet, ap­par­ently every­one was sleep­ing, or not. Read on …

and the story goes on…

Wasted Bravery

Corina Diana Ciocotișan

Once upon a time, there was a beau­ti­ful king­dom where everything was purple: the houses were purple, the trees were purple, the an­im­als, and even some people’s eyes and hair were purple. And this king­dom was Read on …

and the story goes on…

Plus one ex­tra tale, which is our myth of origin:

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The Inglen­ook Story­book. The Ori­gin by Elena Petrovan.