My Faery Space
The Faery tribes are a-gathering in cyber-space – My Faery Space is a brand new forum for faerie folks to chat in a friendly and inclusive atmosphere. Come along and join in the fun!
Filed under Resources & Community | Comment (1)A World of Magic Myth & Legend
Elizabeth Andrews is an artist and author based in the West Country. Her first book ‘ Faeries and Folklore of the British Isles’, a lovely illustrated guide which looks at each county or region in turn with additional chapters on specific faeries or themes, and is the culmination of three years research by Elizabeth. The illustrations from the book are also available as prints and art cards.
Filed under Art & Illustration, Books & Magazines | Comment (0)On the Trail of Britain’s Fairy Folk
The tourist organisation VisitBritain have a new publication available - On the Trail of Britain’s Fairy Folk. The book weaves the faerie lore, stunning landscape and rich heritage of the British Isles into an entertaining and lively guide for would-be fairy spotters. From the Scottish Highlands to the tip of Cornwall, many well known fairy legends are examined in detail. Each entry is accompanied by a map, useful addresses and directions, plus other interesting places to visit in the vicinity, allowing the reader to plan an enchanted adventure to see the sites for themselves.
Buy On the Trail of Britain’s Fairy Folk from Amazon.co.uk
A Wee Little Door In A Very Tall Tree
Visitors to Grey’s Lake Park, Des Moines, Iowa, have been puzzling over the mysterious appearance of a small door at the base of a cottonwood tree, overlooking the lake. The tiny door is of wood, with fine brass fittings. Behind the door lies a compartment, with a notebook and pencil, and notes from someone (or something!) calling themselves ‘Seamus O’Grey’. People have begun leaving little gifts for the tree’s inhabitant, including ‘Gnettie Gnome’, a little friend to keep Seamus company! The little door has certainly captured people’s imagination, even making it to the local television news show. It just goes to show that magic can be found in the smallest places, if only you take the time to look.
Filed under Glamourbombs | Comment (1)Winners of the Secret Forest Competition
We are pleased to announce the winners of the Tales from the Secret Forest Competition.
Robin Kloeppel from Germany has won the CD and John Hall from England has won the DVD.
Well done to you both!
Keep an eye out for more competitions in Fae Nation in the future.
