What makes a hero, and what makes a villain? The lines between good and evil are often blurred, with complex motivations driving the choices made by both protagonists and antagonists. This collection of short stories reimagines classic fairy tales and fables, switching the roles of heroes and villains to unveil surprising perspectives. 
Journey down the rabbit hole into inverted worlds where nobility comes from unexpected places, kindness is found in those once feared, and even the most wicked-seeming souls have underlying stories left untold. Familiar tales take on intrigue and moral ambiguity as the mirror casts new light on assumptions about virtue and wrongdoing.
With imaginative prose, these retellings follow the threads of motivation, identity and consequence that weave the tapestry of perceived good and evil. The Looking Glass Tales explore the fallibility of first impressions, the multiplicity of truth and the ultimate power of redemption. They are an invitation to open our minds to perspectives beyond the expected, provoking thoughts about prejudice versus reality.
Turn the page to begin a fantastical exploration of the many shades of heroism and villainy. Discover bountiful possibilities that emerge when either is viewed as the protagonist of their own complex story, seeking purpose amidst unseen challenges. Whether facing sinister sorcery or standing against rebellion, the choices made set in motion redemption, ruin or revolution. 
Let these inverted takes on Little Red Riding Hood to the Little Mermaid cast new light on preconceived assumptions about antagonists versus defenders of justice. Where perception blurs fact, truth waits to be unveiled. Now, gaze into the looking glass and watch old tropes transform through the lens of reversed roles. This is a world where all deserve the chance to pen their tale and shape destinies, both bright and tragic, through decisions driven by human limitation and conviction.