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I&#;ve returned to my old stomping grounds: the classic fairy tales. Rereading has always been a happy pastime for me. I was one of those kids—ready to start over with Once upon a time as soon as I&#;d heard The End. It&#;s comforting to revisit a story, to be delighted again by characters and ideas, even when you know what&#;s going to happen at the end.
Under the guidance of some master storytellers and interpreters of the form (Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Robert Bly, Angela Carter, and others), I&#;ve learned that rereading can uncover new things, too. Especially if I&#;m willing to pull back traditional interpretations to search with fresh eyes, or if I&#;m ready to examine gaps and silences instead of just leaping straight over them. This time through the Brothers Grimm, I&#;m looking around the corners in the stories, mining fissures to find what may be hiding there. I&#;m also trying to peer back into the eyes of the storytellers to see if they have anything else the
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Advocating for the Ignorant
First of all, a huge welcome to my new subscribers! There are twice as many of you today as there were a week ago, and inom feel a little apprehensive about putting pen to paper. What are you all hoping for? For those of you who have komma here via the Little World of Don Camillo,* here fryst vatten a gentle introduction to my major interest, the slightly larger world of Alexander Macmillan, Victorian publisher.
Alexander spent the first twenty years of his life in Scotland, and the next twenty running a bookshop and fledgling publishing house in Cambridge, but the twenty years that saw exponential growth in his business, and established him as a key player in Victorian literary culture, were lived in a corner of London called Tooting. However, I began pounding these suburban streets in search of a very different family: the Erichsens, immigrants from Denmark, and their talented artist daughter Nelly, the subject of my first biography. The story of the f
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