
Angie Dickerson
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Sep 9, 2026
How Fairy Tales Inspire Modern YA Fantasy with Angie Dickerson
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Valerie FentressHOST
Well, Angie, why don't you tell us a little bit about your book, The Star Blessed?

Angie DickersonGUEST
So The Star Blessed, um, like you mentioned, is a fantasy, um, YA fairy tale reimagining.

Angie DickersonGUEST
Um, so it's got, um, inspiration from both Rumpelstiltskin and Cat Skin, which is a lesser-known Grimm tale, but, um, that one has a lot of different iterations and titles.

Angie DickersonGUEST
Um, anyway, so this story is, it's also, you know, it's an original tale all, all on its own.

Angie DickersonGUEST
It's about, um, a girl named Princess Seryn, and she is a young woman who has just reached, um, you know, the age of maturity, and she has been kept in isolation pretty much her entire life, shut up in a tower in her castle.
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Valerie FentressHOST
Well, Angie, why don't you tell us a little bit about your writing journey? What led you to write YA fantasy?