Four Years

The reenvisioning of things continues reaching deep into the established tradition of fairy tales. People commonly believe that the old tales are good for children. Are they? Do we need to show that monsters can be tamed, that they can be defeated? Is that realistic? Isn't it better to tell things like they are, rather than what they should be? And that's assuming the old tales are right.... Come take a satirical look at the classic fairy tales and see if we can do a better job.

An excerpt from this work: "You might ask why I am sharing this? A con doesn't let on to his game. But I want to be famous, and this is another way. Tell all. After all, if I die, it can't hurt me, right? So here is my philosophy, my way of doing things. It's hard to control one's story; there's so much to share. I thought here I would take one angle, Why I don't Need to Repent. That will give you the scoop as to what I'm about, in case you haven't figured it out yet.