Wicked Tales of the Fairy Tale Death Wars is now on sale in the LOCKWOOD shop! This wicked fairy tale rhyming book is full of horrible pirates, brave princesses, and deadly egg assassins. With fantastic illustrations by artist Dasha Luchinskaya, this book includes stories about Cinderella, Captain Hook, Snow White, The Grand Old Duke of York, and Humpty Dumpty like you’ve never heard before. Perfect for smart, courageous, or simply very rotten children, enter the world of Fairy Tale Death Wars … IF YOU DARE! 40 pages. B & W Illustrations. Aimed at People Aged 5 and Upwards.
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Wicked Tales of the Fairy Tale Death Wars is now on sale in the LOCKWOOD shop!

This wicked fairy tale rhyming book is full of horrible pirates, brave princesses, and deadly egg assassins. With fantastic illustrations by artist Dasha Luchinskaya, this book includes stories about Cinderella, Captain Hook, Snow White, The Grand Old Duke of York, and Humpty Dumpty like you’ve never heard before.

Perfect for smart, courageous, or simply very rotten children, enter the world of Fairy Tale Death Wars … IF YOU DARE!

40 pages. 
B & W Illustrations. 
Aimed at People Aged 5 and Upwards.

I paid a quick visit to Lancaster Castle this weekend. Lancaster Castle is definitely a proper castle. It looks like a castle. It feels like a castle. And there are some pretty awesome stories lurking behind its’ walls! The courtyard has just been opened up to the public for the first time in years, and there were hundreds of people milling around and making the most of the blazing sunshine. Fortunately, I managed to narrowly avoid the attention of a group of patrolling Georgian guards, sidestepped a REAL SWORD FIGHT, and successfully made my way to the cafe rather than getting locked up in the dastardly dark dungeons. I believe this is called a win.
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I paid a quick visit to Lancaster Castle this weekend.

Lancaster Castle is definitely a proper castle. It looks like a castle. It feels like a castle. And there are some pretty awesome stories lurking behind its’ walls! The courtyard has just been opened up to the public for the first time in years, and there were hundreds of people milling around and making the most of the blazing sunshine.

Fortunately, I managed to narrowly avoid the attention of a group of patrolling Georgian guards, sidestepped a REAL SWORD FIGHT, and successfully made my way to the cafe rather than getting locked up in the dastardly dark dungeons.

I believe this is called a win.