Unhappily After – Sample Booklet: Free Sampler of Short Retellings for Adults

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What if fairy tales finally became logical?


This is a free sample booklet of Unhappily After, a collection of short, satirical fairy-tale retellings written for adults. Familiar stories collide with modern logic, dry humor, and a complete lack of mercy.

In this free booklet, you’ll find four complete stories from Books 1–3 of the Unhappily After series:

• Cinderella

• Blue Riding Hood 2: All the Hoods

• The Witch’s Perspective 2

• In Quarantine


What to expect:

• Black humor and dry satire

• Familiar fairy tales stripped of romance

• Absurd logic and short stories that linger

No morals. No magic fixes.

Only fairy tales that get exactly what they deserve.

What if fairy tales finally became logical? This is a free sample booklet of Unhappily After, a collection of short, satirical fairy-tale retellings written for adults. Familiar stories collide with modern logic, dry humor, and a complete lack of mercy. In this free booklet, you’ll find four com...

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Steven van Holland writes short-form literary fiction and satire for adult readers. His work explores dark humor, modern logic, and the uncomfortable edges of familiar stories, alongside projects in other genres and tones.

Steven van Holland writes short-form literary fiction and satire for adult readers. His work explores dark humor, modern logic, and the uncomfortable edges of familiar stories, alongside projects in other genres and tones.

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