Faery

Praise:“This promises to be the fairy book of the year.“—Simon Young, secretary of the Fairy Investigation Society

“A comprehensive assessment of the attributes of faerie folklore, which will provide an indispensable guide for many years. … The book takes a sectionalized, thematic approach, dealing with the phenomena of (primarily) British faerie folklore in a far-reaching and exhaustive format. … For anyone interested in how the concept of the faeries has infiltrated our culture through centuries of folklore, John Kruse’s encyclopedic treatment of the subject matter is essential reading. He treats the diverse source material with great sensitivity, and the effect is that of wanting to investigate further the vast body of lore that he has so ably marshalled into this wonderful book.“—Dr. Neil Rushton, archaeologist and freelance writer on mythology and fairy lore

“An impressive source of both a folkloric resource and informational guide to living and working with our magical neighbors. Featuring an expansive look at the world of Faery and the history, behavior, and appearance of the Good Folk, Faery provides detailed and practical advice based on local legends and real encounters.“—Midwest Book Review

John T. Kruse (London, UK) has lectured on British fairy tradition at London’s metaphysical bookstore Treadwells and is the author of British Fairies (Green Magic Publications, 2017). He has also written for Magical Times and Witches & Pagans.

Morgan Daimler’s witchcraft is inspired the Irish Fairy Faith. She is the author of Pagan Portals: Fairy Witchcraft, Pagan Portals: The Morrigan, Fairycraft, Pagan Portals: Irish Paganism, Pagan Portals: Brighid, and Pagan Portals Gods and Goddesses of Ireland (Moon Books).