Glass, Blood, and Ash by Catherynne M. Valente
Here we come at last to the end of April, the month we all began as fools. Do we now end as hermits, the secluded wise? We may or may not; however, in our concluding installment in honor of National Poetry Month in the United States, we do have a modern urban anchorite to see us off into the lusty month of May. Catherynne M. Valente joins us today with a poem of blood … Read entire article »
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Orpheus by Amal El-Mohtar
Two more days in April: two more poets to celebrate what is the close of National Poetry Month in the United States. Today, we welcome Amal El-Mohtar, no stranger to the digital pages of Cabinet des Fées – she has been published in Scheherezade’s Bequest, she writes book reviews for the site, and has been interviewed in her fearsomely mischievous guise as one-half of the Goblin Queen duo with Jessica P. Wick, editing … Read entire article »
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Baba Yaga Said by Seanan McGuire
In these last few days of April – which is National Poetry Month in the United States – I would like to share with you some fine poetry by some enchanting poets. To begin with, we have a poem by Campbell award-nominated Seanan McGuire featuring the fearsomely strange figure of Baba Yaga. But first, allow me to introduce the poet:
A folklore maven and woman of the beautiful weird, Seanan burst onto the urban fantasy … Read entire article »
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The Wild Hunt: A Mythic Webseries
Next month, InByTheEye Films will debut a new webseries inspired by the Wild Hunt of folklore and the Greek myth of Daphne and Apollo. Infused with a Victorian aesthetic, the series follows the trials of a troubled young wife (Marie) and a sarcastic butler (Sullivan) who find themselves the prey of the Hunt. In order to elude the Captain of the Furious Host and their fate at his hands, … Read entire article »
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Deliriously Mythic: an interview with Mike Allen
Mike Allen is a man of many projects. Here at Cabinet des Fées, we are most interested in Mythic Delirium, a journal of speculative poetry that Mike edits and publishes twice per year. No matter the genre of its collected poems, this publication (true to its name) has a decidedly mythic flavor. But this is not all Mike has given to the field, and it is not all that Mythic Delirium is. In … Read entire article »
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Eating the Goblin Fruit
Visiting Goblin Fruit, a quarterly webzine of fantastic poetry, is like stepping into that glen where the goblins cry out “come buy, come buy”. Each issue is splendidly illustrated by the talented Oliver Hunter and beautifully edited by Amal El-Mohtar and Jessica P. Wick. From the very first page, we are lured by the delightful offerings of this fine magazine until, at the final poem, we are stuffed full of hearty words, … Read entire article »
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The Dreaming Place – a chat with Jeanette Cullum
CdF: When did you first realize your passion for the arts and how has it developed?
Jeanette: I have been involved in one way or another since childhood, I suppose, with theatre, music and visual arts always somewhere in my life. I had piano lessons since the age of 8, always sang in choirs and usually received art supplies for birthdays and Christmas. My mother always saved things to use for art and enjoyed … Read entire article »
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