[ SECRET POST #2532 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2532 ⌋

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Comments

[hiyami]

As others pointed out, there's already Fables about the same thing, and Neil Gaiman pretty much made a career out of rewriting old myths and fairytales into grim, modernized versions.

So, you can still write your own.

[thelonebamf]

+1 to this.

As a fan of fairy tales (and reinterpretations therof) I don't often find myself thinking "oh this is derivative of that other retelling". There have been a ton of fairy tale themed properties in the last decade, there's room for more, as long as they are well done and interesting and have a reason to exist among the others. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly--and before Neil Gaiman, there were Angela Carter, Tanith Lee, Terri Windling and Robin McKinley.