Bryton Taylor is the creator of In Literature.net, a food blog dedicated to recreating authentic recipes inspired by your favorite novels and children’s books. Combining her love of historical cooking and reading, you’ll find Bryt whipping up exquisite, sweet treats that shaped our favorite childhood tales, like Turkish Delight from Narnia inspired by The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, or honey-drenched treats from Winnie-the-Pooh’s Hundred Acre Wood. Whether you’re planning on a cozy afternoon of reading or planning your next party, Bryt helps you recreate food items just as they’d appear in your favorite books to make an unforgettable experience to savor and share.

Old folktales – steeped in magic, mystery and fantasy – are an important source of inspiration for Emma Adams of the illustration studio Fox & Fables. The images in her portfolio offer a window into a world where nature takes on human qualities. Foxes and frogs, hares and squirrels, moles and mice all nestle side-by-side in a cosy, comforting atmosphere, with perhaps just a hint of mischief and magic.​ In palettes that are earthy and autumnal, Emma conjures a soft feeling of nostalgia, far away from the whiz of technology and the grind of city living. Her creativity is built on a lifetime of drawing and after graduating North Dakota State University she led a successful career in fashion design and later became a specialist in nursery décor. Now a fulltime illustrator, her clients love Emma’s collaborative nature, dependability and idea-led approach. Based in Minnesota, Emma enjoys the outdoors and the satisfaction of tending a garden full of fruit, vegetables and flowers. Her inspirations include classics such as Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Harry Potter, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lord of the Rings, and A Series of Unfortunate Events.