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Have any underwear insights to share? Ready to reveal the results of your own close textual analyses of classic fairy tales? Care to offer any suggestions or questions? Just send an email to jeannie@fairytalebriefs.com. We may even post comments, real or imagined.
I’d always wondered how Cinderella managed to run in glass slippers without shattering them. And now at last you’ve laid bare her seamy story; “glass slipper” was a euphemism all along!
—The Countess Snickerfluffyll
You are clearly a scholar of great erudition. Thank you for your contributions to humanity.
—Lucy Smortz, President, International Association of Veiled Allusions to Underwear in Works of Narrative Genius
This wonderfully eccentric website is virtual proof that nothing is sacred
on the World Wide Web, not even something as seemingly innocent as
childhood fairy-tales. The creative site was
inspired by the “Fractured Fairy Tales” and vintage lingerie commercials
often seen during the golden years of television.
—The Cool Tricks and Trinkets Newsletter, Volume 477, October 18, 2007
