NeuroLeap
I am no longer an intern at NeuroLeap Corp, huge thanks to all the support while I was there, and the Vivid Kid’s platform.
I will still be reading the tales to small groups, and look forward to what’s next!
A book of fairy tales — originals, retellings, and adaptations.
I am no longer an intern at NeuroLeap Corp, huge thanks to all the support while I was there, and the Vivid Kid’s platform.
I will still be reading the tales to small groups, and look forward to what’s next!
I have recorded a podcast with the LOL (Love of Literature) podcast for The Golden Book of Tales. It will be releasing soon!
Along with self publishing, I am going to submit some (unpublished) tales to contests, and try to get them published that way (as an alternative to self publish that someone suggested).
One of my Tales has been published!
I was featured on the Emerald Coast Review, where The Glass Mountain, a tale that is included in the book, was published!
Here is my introduction:
After reading a vast collection of material, Benjamin Larrison set out to keep the genre alive and is now writing fairy tales for a collection he aims to publish in 2026 containing over 200 original, retellings, and adaptations of the genre called “Tales: A Grand Retelling.” He works with children with disabilities such as Autism to make their life more manageable. His tales are suitable for all ages, though adults may find his subtlety engaging!