Writers have re-imagined stories for generations. Oral storytelling changed when written tales achieved popularity, and over the years, authors, directors, and playwrights have approached the same themes and topics with unique flourishes. From Hollywood remakes to a new twist on a familiar tale, this month we bring you an assortment of delightful stories made new…
IN THIS ISSUE:
The Greatest Showman: Re-Imagining an American Myth, by Charity Bishop
The Shape of Water, by Scarlett Grant
What a Legend Needs: King Arthur, by Rachel Kovaciny
Remember Who You Are: Shakespeare’s Lion King, by Marianna Kaplun
Dorothy Sends Thee, by Jessica Prescott
Remaking Romance: Tristan & Isolde, by Rachel Sexton
The Origins of Robin Hood, by Veronica Leigh
A New Maleficent, by Scarlett Grant
Kind Courage: The New Cinderella, by Charity Bishop
