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5.0 out of 5 stars
Unusual fairy tale collection, April 4, 2000
This review is from: Trail of Stones (Hardcover)
This is an interesting collection of fairy tale poetry. In the introduction, we are told that Strauss and Browne met at a conference and discovered both were interpreting fairy tales through their individual muses--she through words and he with images. This book is the result of their work. The interpretations are wise and insightful from both artists. This book came after Wolfgang Mieder's "Disenchantments," otherwise I am sure several of these poems would have been included in his anthology. I highly recommend this book for any one who enjoys fairy tales and poetry. It is also interesting for its artistic interpretations of tales that will not be found in picture books.
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