The Cinderella issue of Enchanted Conversation: A Fairy Tale Magazine is out, and a piece of mine appears within. "Glass That Shaped the World" is a prose poem I wrote in between writing a Snow White retelling and Medusa retelling (both poems). The latter two took me to dark places during the writing process--being tales of such deplorable injustice as they are, but the Cinderella piece deals with light and warmth. There are some great pieces in this issue. If you read more than just mine, go with "Her Dark Materials" by Amanda C. Davis. You'll look for real magic for days if you do. Don't worry, you're always likely to find real magic when you're looking for it.
Glass That Shaped the World by Jazz Sexton
Royal Ball? Get Home Before Midnight or Magic Happens by John Patrick Pazdziora
Ethereal by Melinda Basher
Gingerella and the Ghastly Slipper by Kurt Newton
The Fairy Godmother's Trial by Judy DaPolito
Her Dark Materials by Amanda C. Davis
M'Lady by Tahlia Merrill
The Other Daughter by Elizabeth Twist
It Must 'A Been A Full Moon by Sally Clark
Cinderella: A Rat to Riches Story by Zoe Marzo
Advice From the Fairy Godmother's Glassblower by Gail Wickman
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