Library

A dark and explosive collection of female-oriented fairy tales! No compromise! Not sensible! No apology! Tear up all gender disciplines! Rosario Ferre's "The Youngest Doll": They were reduced to marriage sacrifices, but they used their "doll bodies" to brew a terrifying revenge! Angela Carter's "The Goblin King": The girl was captured by the Goblin King's fatal love, but only by hanging him can she regain her freedom. Stephen King's "Mrs. Todd's Short Cut": Mrs. Todd stepped on the accelerator and drove into the wilderness to find a shortcut, throwing away the mileage, throwing away the gray hair, throwing away the identity, and throwing away the discipline. Edgardo Sanabria Santariz's "After the Hurricane": He imprisoned the mermaid in a fish tank, but was eventually killed by the mermaid and imprisoned forever at the bottom of the sea... Ursula Le Guin's "The Man Leaving Omelas": The pain of a child was exchanged for the happiness of a city. Where should people who know the truth go? She raised the butcher knife, she bared her fangs, she was furious, she returned Medusa's gaze...