
THE FROZEN MAZE
by Sarah Zama
A Snow White retelling set in 1920s Germany
Why the maze?
It came to me with the story. A story of discovery.
I knew immediately that the maze belonged to the fantasy heart of the novel. It’s a place of magic, a place of search and possibilities, a place of finding.
That’s where the dwarves live.

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The Frozen Maze by Sarah Zama - A Snow White Retelling Set in 1920s Germany...

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After years spent in Berlin, Ingeborg goes back to her home. She finds the mist...

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When Ingeborg enters her father's home, she finds unexpected shadows, but also the warmth of...

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Ingeborg meets Elsie and has a curious conversation with her about fire and home...

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When Ingeborg enters her Dad's studio, everything is as it used to be. It's a...

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Ingeborg's stepmother Grete is the quintessential New Woman. She's strong-willed and ambitious... and maybe a...

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The arrival of Frau Grete and her staff is one of the most exciting things...

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What do you do when your ancestral home becomes too costly to keep? Do you...

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Dagmar remembers the first time she walked the maze alone. In truth you can lose...

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Grete remembers the last time she failed to cross the maze alone. It's a dangerous...

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THE FROZEN MAZE by Sarah Zama - Episode 10 - One Day, You’ll Know All...

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THE FROZEN MAZE by Sarah Zama - Episode 11 - Freuer - They always see...

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THE FROZEN MAZE - Episode 12 - Have I Ever Advised You Poorly? - Dagmar...

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The Frozen Maze by Sarah Zama - Episode 13 - Dreams - In the cold...

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The Frozen Maze by Sarah Zama - A Snow Whit eretelling set in 1920s Germany...
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THE FROZEM MAZE by Sarah Zama - A Snow White Retelling set in 1920s Germany...
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“Tell me something, aunty,” Ingeborg almost pleaded. “Grete’s plan makes sense. I know we should...
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"But I don't need this kind of things. I've come to terms with the war...
