The Glass Slipper

Re-imagine how the lives and tales of familiar people came to be. Take a bit of a tale, mix in a few facts and a few fantasies, introduce some embellishments to capture an audience, and you have the fairy tales of old. The Glass Slipper turns these elements around. Take a fairy tale and introduce plausibility in place of fantasy. Then introduce different tales to each other and let their stories happen. Everything you know, or think you know, about Little Red Riding Hood and about Cinderella is here. But almost everything you know about them is twisted a bit. There is evil, there is wickedness, there is the obligatory prince, and it all happens Once Upon a Time.