"Since I was a child, I've been in love with the heroes and villians, the magic and the morals of faerie tales. When I was seventeen, I began collecting antique illustrated volumes of the classic faerie tales. Over the years, my collection has grown somewhat. In talking about the tales with my friends and fellow actors, I've found that all of them, young and old alike, were enchanted and excited about the possibilites of performing the stories, dramatizing the tales in the style of the old master illustraters with the video magic of modern technology and just a touch of humor.
  And so, with the love of faerie tales -- and a little help from my friends -- Faerie Tale Theatre tranfers these classic stories from the printed page to the television screen."

-- Shelley Duvall.

      I've always held a special place in my heart for faery tales and magick, and I believed this grew out of my love for Faerie Tale Theatre. I grew up watching the series on tape, as many of the episodes came out before I was born, and my interest was recently renewed when I discovered many of the episodes I no longer have could be bought off of online auctions. Of late I've been searching for anything about and related to FTT online, and so far I haven't come across any (working) sites about FTT. Not even one. So I've decided to make my own with what I could find and what I've brought with me, and well, here you are.
      Obviously, that there are no other FTT sites is no longer applicable. But at the time (this site has been around pre-2001), it was the first that I could find. It's no longer the best, or even updated--but I'd wager on it being the oldest! :)