Proudly presenting Isfits Vol. 1. A postmodern fairytale. Cinderella Goes To The Potty is based on true stories about young girls who face real danger. Some of these brave young women live to tell their tales. Other stories die without ever being heard. This darkly humored graphical novel is reminiscent of Tim Burton, Roald Dahl, and David Bowie from the hit film Labyrinth, challenging traditional notions of art and story to transport the reader into a world that may be more real than the one they go to work in every day. And if you, dear reader, discover Cinderella's secret, you may never be the same. Featuring: A stone tower. An old man with an ax. An old woman with a key. A long set of stairs. A girl with a secret. And introducing: The Potty Forrest. Praise for Justin Blaney's postmodern fairytales: "Dark and amazing" - Silverine - "Unique and rustic and wonderful" - JoJo's Corner - "Absolutely awesome" - Renee Chaw - "Justin Blaneycreates a wonderful world of intrigue, mischief, and magic that comes alive through vivid storytelling" - Kari Skinner - "Freaking amazing upside down, side ways and back again"- Hope to Read - "Magical, mystical, imaginative and compelling" - L. Stronjny - "Wickedly complex" - Mary Weber - About Justin Blaney: Justin Blaney is the #1 bestselling author of 5 books including Evan Burl and the Falling and the photography journal, Fast Wide Open. He heads Inkliss as a critically acclaimed film producer, helping nonprofits and businesses around the world tell their own fairy tales through film. His blogs JustinBlaney.com and I4J.org receive more than 100,000 monthly views. Justin lives outside Seattle with his wife and three daughters. Discover more at http: //www.justinblaney.com/isfits

From #1 bestselling author Justin Blaney: I love telling stories. I've been earning a living-though sometimes it's been hard to call it that-from storytelling since I was sixteen years old selling vacuum cleaners door to door. Funnily enough, some of the stories I told back then were more fictional than the novels I write today. Over the years, the mediums I've used have changed, but for me, it's always been about the story. Through blogging and songwriting and photography and speaking and design and sales, I've learned that the power of story is universal. Today, I apply my passion to writing novels and producing films for nonprofits and businesses. Sometimes I'm trying to affect change in the world through fictional characters and magical adventures. Other times, I'm showing the world how my nonprofit and business clients are heroes in the lives of the people they serve. I'm often surprised to find that the real stories are even more magical than the fiction. And that is why I created Fast Wide Open. I realized many of the true stories that have inspired me over the last fifteen years were being held captive on my computer's hard drives. Whenever I see these images, I remember the way I felt when they were taken. I think of the people who allowed me to share for a small time the richness of their lives, the people who live or worship or play or learn in these places, the people who work these machines. This book is not about pictures. It's about the fairytales inside the pictures. These pictures are mere snapshots of real lives, but the snapshots give us a window through which we can dream for a short time that we are inside the fairytale. That we are someone else. And sometimes, every so often, a little bit of that dream rubs off on us, and when we wake, we find we're just a tiny bit changed. I hope these stories inspire you as much as they inspire me. About Fast Wide Open: This collection of photos from Justin Blaney provides a panorama of the inspiration for his anthology of post-modern fairytales, exploring character, architecture, setting, texture and visual storytelling. Praise for Justin Blaney's work: "Justin Blaneycreates a wonderful world of intrigue, mischief, and magic that comes alive through vivid storytelling." - Kari Skinner - "Dark, but amazing." - Silverine - "Unique and rustic and wonderful" - JoJo's Corner - "Waaaay outside the box " - Bless their hearts mom - "Absolutely awesome." - Renee Chaw - "Freaking amazing upside down, side ways and back again" - Hope to Read - "Griping" - Susan Stalker - "Magical, mystical, imaginative and compelling." - L. Stronjny - "Wickedly complex" - Mary Weber - "Appeals to the aesthetic value of everyday mundane things" - Nerdzy - "Justin Blaney has his finger on the pulse of artistic current." - Kat in Kentucky -

Proudly presenting Isfits Vol. 1. A postmodern fairytale. Cinderella Goes To The Potty is based on true stories about young girls who face real danger. Some of these brave young women live to tell their tales. Other stories die without ever being heard.
This darkly humored graphical novel is reminiscent of Tim Burton, Roald Dahl, and David Bowie from the hit film Labyrinth, challenging traditional notions of art and story to transport the reader into a world that may be more real than the one they go to work in every day.
And if you, dear reader, discover Cinderella's secret, you may never be the same.
"Featuring" A stone tower An old man with an ax An old woman with a key A long set of stairs A girl with a secret
"And introducing" The Potty Forrest
Praise for Justin Blaney's postmodern fairytales "Dark and amazing" - "Silverine " "Unique and rustic and wonderful" - "JoJo's Corner " "Absolutely awesome" - "Renee Chaw " "Justin Blaneycreates a wonderful world of intrigue, mischief, and magic that comes alive through vivid storytelling" - "Kari Skinner " "Freaking amazing upside down, side ways and back again"- "Hope to Read " "Magical, mystical, imaginative and compelling" - "L. Stronjny " "Wickedly complex" - "Mary Weber"
Discover more at http: //www.justinblaney.com/isfits

From #1 bestselling author Justin Blaney
I love telling stories.
I've been earning a living-though sometimes it's been hard to call it that-from storytelling since I was sixteen years old selling vacuum cleaners door to door. Funnily enough, some of the stories I told back then were more fictional than the novels I write today.
Over the years, the mediums I've used have changed, but for me, it's always been about the story. Through blogging and songwriting and photography and speaking and design and sales, I've learned that the power of story is universal.
Today, I apply my passion to writing novels and producing films for nonprofits and businesses. Sometimes I'm trying to affect change in the world through fictional characters and magical adventures. Other times, I'm showing the world how my nonprofit and business clients are heroes in the lives of the people they serve. I'm often surprised to find that the real stories are even more magical than the fiction.
And that is why I created Fast Wide Open.
I realized many of the true stories that have inspired me over the last fifteen years were being held captive on my computer's hard drives. Whenever I see these images, I remember the way I felt when they were taken. I think of the people who allowed me to share for a small time the richness of their lives, the people who live or worship or play or learn in these places, the people who work these machines.
This book is not about pictures. It's about the fairytales inside the pictures. These pictures are mere snapshots of real lives, but the snapshots give us a window through which we can dream for a short time that we are inside the fairytale. That we are someone else. And sometimes, every so often, a little bit of that dream rubs off on us, and when we wake, we find we're just a tiny bit changed.
I hope these stories inspire you as much as they inspire me. About Fast Wide Open
This collection of 37 photos from Justin Blaney provides a panorama of the inspiration for his anthology of post-modern fairytales, exploring character, architecture, setting, texture and visual storytelling.
Praise for Justin Blaney's work
"Dark and amazing" - "Silverine "
"Unique and rustic and wonderful" - "JoJo's Corner "
"Absolutely awesome" - "Renee Chaw "
"Justin Blaneycreates a wonderful world of intrigue, mischief, and magic that comes alive through vivid storytelling" - "Kari Skinner "
"Freaking amazing upside down, side ways and back again"- "Hope to Read "
"Magical, mystical, imaginative and compelling" - "L. Stronjny "
"Wickedly complex" - "Mary Weber"
"Appeals to the aesthetic value of everyday mundane things" - "Nerdzy"
"Justin Blaney has his finger on the pulse of artistic current." - "Kat in Kentucky"