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A Fox for All Seasons: Retelling Reynard the Fox by Anne Louise Avery – My retelling returns back to that exhilarating rush of monkish storytelling of 13th century Ghent, via the printing presses of 15th century London. https://t.co/38XPXhy3df
A Fox for All Seasons: Retelling Reynard the Fox https://t.co/QzywgFqoVY by @AnneLouiseAvery
A Fox for All Seasons: Retelling Reynard the Fox https://t.co/6Ih7hJU2jy by @AnneLouiseAvery
A Fox for All Seasons: Retelling Reynard the Fox by Anne Louise Avery – Whilst the skeleton is constructed around my translation of Caxton’s Middle English, I fleshed and furred the text, rooting it even more deeply in the landscapes of the tale’s youth https://t.co/38XPXhy3df
Retelling Reynard the Fox by Anne Louise Avery – Word by word, I eased the Greatest Fox Trickster who ever flicked a brush into a new century, doing exactly the same as Caxton had done in his little printing house at Westminster all those centuries before https://t.co/38XPXhy3df
“What is a valonqar? Some monster?” The golden girl did not like that foretelling. “You’re a liar & a warty frog & a smelly old savage, & I don’t believe a word of what you say. Come away, Melara. She is not worth hearing.”
-Cersei VIII, A Feast For Crows
#ASongOfIceAndFire
@spaaloner @ranpiisu Well fought indeed! Nearly beat him to a standstill! Regardless, that was an amazing match, and I think I know what I might do next, because a battle of such epic proportions needs a spectacular retelling for certain.
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37. Persona Q Side P4 vol 1
The art is quite nice and it seems like a decent retelling of the game so far.
Makes me remember that I stopped playing this somewhere in the second dungeon orz
#JrManga2020
Btw this guy is the protag of the game I'm planning to make with @rotom10gaming. His name is Chris and the game's going to be a gay retelling of The Little Mermaid https://t.co/2rZVqLZJ1r
The breathtaking cover for Phantom Heart (August 2021/Viking), my YA retelling of Gaston Leroux’s classic, The Phantom of the Opera. Thank you to Jessica Jenkins for this absolutely STUNNING design.
A very important new artist today, the talented German Walther Klemm, whose major achievement in 1919 was a retelling of the creation story with the desires of Eve put firmly centre stage, 'man' being an afterthought. See all his erotic work at https://t.co/bW2NOSSupa and marvel.
#transmascartists hi there! Im sahar and i draw queer nonsense!!
I’ve got a very queer moby dick retelling here: https://t.co/KyMs5IlXKS
& a short comic abt 2 qtpoc falling in love at the end of the world! https://t.co/7YqxDUumEK
I'd love a Phantom of the Opera retelling that humanizes disfigured people.
In this story, Christine and Raoul stick up for Erik who has Nager syndrome! 💫
Fellow booksellers, join Zoomies with lovely independent publisher @graffeg_books on Thurs and find out about The Lightbringers; first in a new series from @andtheHare retelling folklore. @thebookseller @IndieBookshopUK @BookBrunch @Booktimemag @WaterstonesPicc @BAbooksellers https://t.co/DF31t3taUO
@watsonameliaEN @gawrgura literally you and gura in this collab was just a retelling of your A Way Out stream lmao
For the first time ever, I actually get to *sign* a few books! I did the border illustrations and headers for The Lightbringers, first in a new series of folklore retellings by @andtheHare - open the thread to see the original drawings... 👇🏽
@Rosieannemilne We chose 11th Nov as it is the old European Martinmas festival, and a few days before the start of Diwali. 12th is publication day for The Lightbringers which is a retelling of old folkloric tales about those who keep the light safe in the dark months - the whole story feels apt!