Madame d'Aulnoy

Author
Madame d'Aulnoy, AKA Baroness d'Aulnoy, AKA the Mad Baroness, AKA Marie-Catherine Le Jumel de Barneville was a French noblewoman who lived from 1650-1705. She originated the term 'fairy tale'. Her life had intrigue in it, including having a husband who was accused of treason, which may inform the themes in her work.

As a writer, her stories tend to have a lot in common with teen fanfic, what with overly complicated plots, long descriptions of shiny things, nonsense morals, characters and events that come out of no-where, and out right copying plot points in her favorite stories, especially Cupid and Psyche. Carmen loves her and hates her. She is the bane of Tyler existence. Gordie has to deal with her every year.

Fairies
Ragotte (The Wonderful Sheep, appears again as Bad Fairy in FatPoP)

The Stately Fairy Queen (Felicia and the Pot of Pinks)

The Fairy of the Desert (The Yellow Dwarf)

Magotine (The Green Serpent)

The Fairy Protectoress (The Green Serpent)

Double-Life Evil-Good Mouse Fairy "Cancoline" (The Good Little Mouse)

Tormentine [Half-Ogre] (The Bee and the Orange Tree)

Trucio (The Bee and the Orange Tree)

Gentille (Prince Ariel)

Unnamed Fairy Queen (Prince Ariel)

Greasy Fish's Fairy Godmother (The Blue Bird)

Unnamed good fairy (The Blue Bird)

Stories
The Green Serpent (1, 2, 3, 4)

Prince Ariel (1, 2, 3, 4)