Books that feel like folk tales?

I don’t want to use the term “dark fairy tale” because I feel like that always brings out the people who want to recommend me weird dark smutty romances with a vaguely medieval backdrop for some reason, but I like when old folk tales are full of people getting cursed forever for the crime of being a little rude one time, or perhaps wishes backfiring horribly, or maybe people being tricked into marriage, or even witches eating children, etc. I especially like the cadence that a lot of folk tales are told in where insane things happen and no one tries to overexplain the logistics of how.

I guess to clarify, I don’t want a “gritty retelling” of an existing fairy tale where we get too deep into logistics and we flesh things out that aren’t really interesting to flesh out. Like, I don’t want an old fairy tale remade to feel modern. I want a new fairytale written to feel old. I’m looking for something that reads a little disjointed in the way a fairy tale does!

Anyone have suggestions?

I’ve already read the Winternight books and also Naomi Novik’s fairytale stuff. Also Princess Floralinda and the Forty Flight Tower, which was excellent.