Under the Sun and Moon

by A.R. Jarvis

From forests and seas to gardens and towers, from kings and princes to cats and doves, and from meddling mothers to gloating dwarves, Under the Sun and Moon contains all the classic elements of fairy tales both popular and obscure—that is, all the elements except for the princesses. These stories have been recreated to contain gentle gay romance, clever wit and everything else Under the Sun and Moon.

Contains the following stories:

Koshchya
The Moon-Prince
The Fairy Queen's Heir
Dove-My-Love
Aladdin
The Loyal Huntsman
The Fairy Princess of Ivory City
The Smith at Fairies' Forge
The Garden of the Fairy Queen
The Selkies
Puss in Boots
Maui and the Sun

Genres: Fantasy, Anthologies

128 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 17, 2011

About the author

A.R. Jarvis was born in Madison, WI, where she then grew up. Despite several attempts to move away, she still lives there. Several of those attempts were to work at various Outdoor Education schools, which is about as crazy as it sounds. She also owns a pet rabbit, who is a spoiled princess and likes to chew on Important Electrical Cables. The rabbit is currently A.R. Jarvis' photo, since she can't seem to find any of herself.

Reviews

[Lenka · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very nice collection of short stories inspired by various fairy tales.