#alex bailey

[astro-can]

land of stories art in 2025?? insane shit

someone help the twins they are going through it 🥀

who's your guys' favourite tlos character? mine is Goldie and Connor :3

[milo-igidk]

huge day for the autistic gays

[mymanyfandomramblings]

this is a super basic trope but I will simply never get over 'twins but one is super intelligent, to the point that their twin feels (and perhaps is treated) as inferior by comparison and as such has compensated by being sociable and funny, in a way that their 'smart' sibling can't be'

[smolandweirdwriter]

no you dont understand he was right he was right HE WAS RIGHT!!!!!

the boy who cried wolf being read as a tale of expectations is brilliant, actually. because it doesn't matter who the child is, not really. it doesnt matter if he is, as conner says, "a brat"; it doesnt matter if hes just a kid trying his best who wants to take a break and make a joke (sound familiar??? alex interpreted cinderella as a fairytale she could see herself in--and conner sees himself in the boy who cried wolf! and it's actually sort of insane because i think alex narratively is a rags-to-riches happy ending and conner is a tragedy, and we see it even from the start. john tells alex the curvy tree story and conner the walking fish story. which one ends in tragedy? conner's. ok i got off track hang on--) it doesnt matter who the kid is. why? because he is a kid. that is a child. his parents--heck, the whole village--have an obligation to raise, care for, and protect him! if he cries wolf, they need to listen! whats the moral we're supposed to take away from the big bad wolf--"this kid deserved to be viciously torn to pieces because he played a prank"? "this little child deserved to be mauled because the adults around him found him irritating, thought he was lazy, their pride was wounded by a child playing games"? conner and i choose to read it differently. the boy who cried wolf is about how adults give up on their children when they dont act properly, and then blame the child when bad things happen to them. "he got what he asked for--" HE WAS A CHILD. and conner's right, why was he left alone where wolves could eat him, anyway?

tldr: the boy who cried wolf is a warning about how we dont get to pick and choose when to protect people. past experiences do not dictate the future. you do not deserve to die for being a bad kid

[chriscolferofficial]

Hello fans of the Tale of Magic and Land of Stories series! I am very happy to announce my new book, Charlie Black in the Alternate Timelines. It features a young Charlotte "Charlie" Black discovering she has the magic to travel through different versions of events in both the Fairy-tale world and Otherworld. Everything you wished happened will now happen.

John survives the car crash and Alex and Conner live a happy childhood. Ezmia never breathes in the mirror dust. Brystal and Lucy kiss. Life gets better when giant hyper-intelligient ants take over Earth. Little Bo Peep and Red Riding hood lesbianly argue for 5 chapters. Elrik and Xanthous have a nasty divorce. Sir Lampton as Buster gets rabies and is euthanised. Every character in The Land of Stories and A Tale of Magic murders the Masked Man a hundred times.

You're welcome!

[nyenyel]

oughhhhh alex bailey ily 🫶🫶🫶🫶

bonus version that I didn't go with

[fourayedasshole]

WOAH NEW NEWS

What are we thinking guys. Here’s my guesses

This pole will be up for a week. Unless he answers then imma end it

What will the new news be?

Movie adaptation of tlos?

The 4th book for A tale of magic?

Spin off specially about sir lampton?

Another character (comment/repost)

A graphic novel

A series of show

An art book?

Nothing exciting and I’m not getting my hopes up

Other

Voting ended onJul 25, 2025

[chaos-aside]

Apparently Land of Stories is getting a live act adaptation

I know its not going to be but i would love a reversed Enchanted, where they start off live action and when they fall into the story book it’s animated