Snow, Glass, Apples

by Neil Gaiman · 1995

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A retelling of the Snow White fairy tale from the point of view of the "wicked stepmother."

This version was a chapbook compiled by Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab and sold at Comic Con 2008 and on the BPAL website with all proceeds going to the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund.

Genre
fantasyfairy talefairy tale retellingshorrorvampire
Setting
1990sBritish
Mood
creepy
Audience
adultyoung adult
Length
short · 25 pages
Form
short storiesgraphic novelsnovellaplays

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