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Three Short Tales of Red
Discover the huntsman, the wolf and Red Riding Hood herself as you've never known them before -- retold by the bestselling authors of Messenger, The Shoemaker and Bluebeard's Bride.
70 pages, Paperback
First published May 31, 2015
About the author
Kathryn Cottam
11 books9 followersKathryn Cottam has a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Victoria and is a graduate of the Vancouver Film School Screenwriting Program. Kathryn has worked as both a story editor and a Judge for numerous screenwriting competitions. Her script, Bus Station Zombies, was a semi-finalist at the Austin Film Festival Writing Competition and her first novel, The Shoemaker: A Tale of Love, Magic & Unnatural Acts was nominated for best Fantasy Novel of 2013 with InD’Tale Magazine’s RONE Awards. Kathryn recently completed two story compilations, Three Short Tales of Red and Fabled with Roberta Cottam & K.M.Tremills.
A gothic novel enthusiast with a penchant for dark drama, Kathryn is currently writing her next novel.
A gothic novel enthusiast with a penchant for dark drama, Kathryn is currently writing her next novel.
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October 26, 2014
I have been a fan of fairy tales since I first started reading and when given this book of short stories, based on Little Red Riding Hood, by one of the authors, I was very happy to give it a read.
Three delicious stories, with a macabre twist to the original story but they have whet my appetite to read more written by these three women. Thank you, Kate Tremills, for sharing this book. I'm looking forward to reading more!
Three delicious stories, with a macabre twist to the original story but they have whet my appetite to read more written by these three women. Thank you, Kate Tremills, for sharing this book. I'm looking forward to reading more!
February 19, 2015
Really great set of Red Riding Hood retellings from a number of different perspectives, all of which were deliciously and uniquely written.
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