Kissing the Witch

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Kissing the Witch is a feminist collection of interlinked, revisionist fairy-tale short stories by Irish-Canadian author Emma Donoghue.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
fairy tale retelling
short story collection
author Emma Donoghue NERFINISHED
authorNationality Irish-Canadian
basedOn traditional European fairy tales
countryOfOrigin Canada
Ireland
firstPublisher HarperCollins NERFINISHED
genre LGBT literature
fairy tale
fantasy
feminist literature
short stories
hasEdition Kissing the Witch: Old Tales in New Skins NERFINISHED
hasInfluenceOn later queer fairy-tale retellings
hasReception critically acclaimed
praised for feminist reinterpretation of fairy tales
praised for queer representation
hasTheme female agency
gender roles
identity
power dynamics
queer relationships
sexuality
storytelling
includedIn LGBT young adult literature canon
feminist fairy-tale retellings canon
language English
literaryStyle revisionist fairy tales
narrativeForm interlinked stories
notableStory The Tale of the Apple NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Bird NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Brother NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Cottage NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Hair NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Handkerchief NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Kiss NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Needle NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Rose NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Shoe NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Skin NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Spinster NERFINISHED
The Tale of the Voice NERFINISHED
numberOfStories 13
publicationYear 1997
subtitle Old Tales in New Skins NERFINISHED
targetAudience adult
young adult

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Emma Donoghue wrote Kissing the Witch