KG Mach writes a brand of fiction she calls ‘reimagined folklore.’ What does that mean? Well,… think of a fractured fairy tale. Some stories have recognizable characters and themes while others may feel completely new. Reimagined folklore has the style and feel of folklore but with a new ‘spin and twist’ of the wheel.

• The Ghosts of Mistik Fort (a Connecticut ghost story, MG)
• Whittle and Sew (a mountain tale, MG)
• Moth Girl (YA)
• Death Falls in Love (YA)
• Devil’s Hopyard (a Connecticut folklore story, MG)
• The Shoemaker of Siberia (a WWII reimagined folktale)
• Heart Beets
• Painted Town (WWII)
• The Stitcher Woman (adult)
• Apple Blossom Star (MG)
• A Fetching Prize (The Emperor’s Clothes retelling, children’s)
• Rosehips (MG)
• Two Princesses and a Pea (MG)
• The Four Winds (MG)
• Weaver Girl (MG)