Here you’ll find reviews of traditional and contemporary fairy tales, fables, myths and legends illustrated by some of my favourite artists. Celebrated or lesser known these illustrators’ distinct styles offer the fairy tales interpretations that would capture your imagination and leave you wanting to see more.
Many stories are centred around a man’s quest to search for some philosophical truth about our existence. Few stories, however, are as compelling as “The Bee-man of Orn” (by Candlewick […]
Never judge a book by its cover. Unless it is breathtakingly beautiful and has “P.J. Lynch” written on it. Then judge it as a ‘must have’ and take it home.
What lies beneath the emerald splendor of “The Haunted Lake” by P.J. Lynch Read More »
It was great to attend the first launch event for “The March of the Ants” last night at the “Friend in Hand” pub in Sydney’s Glebe. It was organised by
“The March of the Ants”: on the eternal power of story telling Read More »
A narrow winding staircase off the main reference library in the Bilderbuchmuseum (see detailed review here) leads to a secluded cozy reading space tucked away in the turret at the