Blogs about: Hans Christian Andersen
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The Little Toy Rabbit
Once upon a time, there was a very special rabbit. He was bright red and made of plastic, with wheels beneath his feet and long string, for pulling, attached to his head. But the very special rabbit h… more →
Stories for Everyone But You
Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea
E Minor wrote 2 hours ago: I think comparisons to The Little Mermaid are inevitable. I like to go into my anime blind so I wa … more →
Zoologisk Have, Carlsberg Visitor Centre, Statens Museum for Kunst, Kongens Have: Copenhagen Day 2
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Ting-Fung wrote 1 week ago: The weather in Copenhagen was rather cloudy on the second day of my visit, but because I absolutely … more →
Christianshavn, Dansk Architektur Center, a Fantastic Street Show and more: Copenhagen Day 1
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Ting-Fung wrote 1 week ago: My hostel in Hamburg was good – the location was accessible, the decor was hip, the staff were … more →
Bruno At A Glance: The True Distorted Mirror
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floreign wrote 1 week ago: (A funny thing that happened before the actual feature presentation was the US Air Forces advertisem … more →
Wonderful vintage illustrations
Pollo Poulet wrote 1 week ago: Earlier this week I spent the day with my boyfriend, his mother and her 3 year-old grandson and we h … more →
Emperors And Their Outfits
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Keith wrote 1 week ago: Everyone has run into an emperor at some point. You know – the person who lords over … more →
A New Career in a New Town
steinskog wrote 3 weeks ago: Dette er ikke bare en unnskyldning til å spille fra David Bowies absolutt beste plate. Men la oss li … more →
Little Red and Friends
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forgetmenot63 wrote 1 month ago: image found here Little Red Riding Hood was my first love. I felt that if I could have married Littl … more →
POEM OF THE DAY: The Pearl
wepoplaski wrote 1 month ago: by Hans Christian Andersen (1805 – 1875). The Pearl There is a myth, a tale men tell: Each mussel sh … more →
ill.adelph
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myconey wrote 1 month ago: via shadowclown flickr last thursday, the kimmel center hosted the united states’ east coast p … more →
Government Transparency circa 1837
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lewisshepherd wrote 1 month ago: A longtime government watcher told me recently that she’s becoming overwhelmed with the volume … more →
Mermaid Line Manga Review
adaywithoutme wrote 1 month ago: Wait… the Little Mermaid was about homosexuality? That was one little tidbit gleaned from my … more →
Paper Ballerina
gossamersong wrote 1 month ago: How about a new showcase? Paper Ballerina Skein In Hans Christian Andersen’s tragedy The Stea … more →
Random thoughts on a drizzly night
John Ryan Recabar wrote 1 month ago: Above is a print of the Emperor’s New Clothes by Hans Christian Andersen . This was taken fro … more →
Stravinsky's Opera Le Rossignol
Tel wrote 1 month ago: Classical Music Lounge Dateline May 26, 2009. Igor Stravinsky’s opera Le Rossignol, based on … more →
Television nostalgia from a more innocent age
louise wrote 2 months ago: Back when I was a kid, cable television, video players, home computers, and the Internet were still … more →
The Tales of Beedle the Bard - Book Review
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Nish wrote 2 months ago: The Tales of Beedle the BardYou can read this slim book (only about 65 pages or so, depending on the … more →
In All of Their Variations, These Enchanted Dolls Are Beautiful and Compelling
carolwiebe wrote 2 months ago: There is a certain genre of art and literature that beckons us away from the light and into the dark … more →
The Princess and the Pea - the ultimate Comfort Pig?
comfortpig wrote 2 months ago: One of the greatest Comfort Pigs in fictional history surely has to be the delicate princess of the … more →
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