The Traveller’s Guide to Fairy Sites:
The Landscape and Folklore of Fairyland in England, Wales and Scotland.

A guidebook to over 500 places in the British Isles where fairies have actually been seen. Concentrating on places that are identifiable and able to be visited today, the sources drawn on range from traditional folklore to modern first-hand sighting reports. The entries give precise locations, including Ordnance Survey map references.

All the different types of Little People are represented, and they are mostly not the pretty winged fairies so familiar from children’s story books: real fairies can in fact be frightening. The book is heavily illustrated with drawings of all kinds of fairies, and photographs of the fairy locations.

‘An inspiring introduction to the ancient fairy sites of Britain’s magical landscape. An important addition to the renaissance of respecting, protecting and celebrating our sacred ecology.’ (William Bloom)

Paperback (294 pages), published by Gothic Image Publications, 2004.

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