Marvelous page! My absolute favourite fey site on the web- keep up the good work! One can't ask for more in a page.

I love this page..

This page ROCKS! I really appreciate the fact that there is someone out there who follows the same kind of Fantasy that I do:) I am directing the Science Fiction and Fantasy in Literature program in the Living and Learning Center at the University of Vermont next year, and I am trying to get people more interested in this kind of work. I am really not impressed by people who think Stephen King or Piers Anthony write quality Fantasy, and that seems to be who I am dealing with for the most part. While I am here, allow me to reccomend a conference. It's called "ReaderCON" In the past it has been located in Worchester, MA. I have no idea where you are located, but this is a really cool convention and definitley worth checking out.

Thanks again for aGREAT PAGE:)

-Alys

i love fairies and ireland... soon i hope to move there for i am irish myself. this page is wonderful. i shall visit it many times.. well be kind to animals and mother earth!

thank you thank you thank you for the book suggestions!! i really love books about faerie in the modern world, or actually anything about faerie. and several of the ones on your list are already favorites, so it is with great anticipation that i shall visit the library tonight!

I think this is now one of my favourite pages on the internet. I have used the background, and I think it was great

This is one of the best and most complete web pages I have seen on any subject! I am running a game of Changeling: The Dreaming soon and thought I'd have a look at some faerie pages for a bit of inspiration and to nick a few .gifs. I've just sat here for hours copying poems and stories to the notepad and reading about all the kiths in the game that I didn't know the origins of and finding the original ballads of Steeleye Span songs which I've loved and not heard for far too long. I shall visit often until I've read everything here, and then I'll come back and read it all again! Thank you for this site, it's fantastic.

this is a REALLY cool site! I am very interested in anything fae, and this seems to be the best source that I have found. I am also interested in writing fairytales, and this page generated a lot of ideas. Thanks

Excellent resource you have! I have added a link to your site in my Lands of Fairy section of Earth Wisdom! Blessed be and brightest lights for your life! Sorry I'll try again for the url...

Excellent resource you have! I have added a link to your site in my Lands of Fairy section of Earth Wisdom!

Blessed be and brightest lights for your life!

Excellent resource you have! I have added a link to your site in my Lands of Fairy section of Earth Wisdom! Blessed be and brightest lights for your life!

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Many thanks for all of the work you have offered to others.Do you know anything about the magazine Chrissy mentions.I sent them money for a copy about five weeks ago and havent heard.Unfortunately our system cant use her email address Would appreciate any help you can give me.Thankyou

I'M HUMBLED TO KNOW THERE'S PEOPLE OUT THERE WHO FEEL AS STRONGLY AS YOU DO!!! BLESS YOU~~~~~~

Very beautiful. I believe in faeries and I will return here a lot of times again. Faires bless you and your dear people!

Thankyou for putting together such a great page. I am tring to learn as much as I can about Faeries as I have always loved them, and am making some for a school major work.This page was very helpful, although some links were unable to be contacted. May the LORD bless you!

The famous Dr Jacques Vallee believes that fairys et al are the same entities responsible for the ufo phenomena. He makes a compelling case for this in several of his books especially in his book Dimensions. Thought you should check it out. I have a good friend from Kilkenny who claims he heard a banshee scream once when he still lived in Ireland.

good fairy hunting!

One more item for your information and enjoyment. I believe that you may find the book "The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries" by W.Y. Evans-Wentz to be a fantastic source of faerie lore.

Greetings, I liked your page, it is well done. But. . . . It seems that almost half of your links are defunct. Let me know if you update them or your URL. Blessed Be, Cuartu

We were doing some surfing for tatoos, thanks for invoking the child in our hearts! peace, love, and sweet dreams of faries and guardian angels!

was glad to see Ian McDonald's QUEEN OF MORNING, KING OF DAY listed amongthe top 10 list...loved the art section; humbly suggest you tie Tony DiTerlizzi'spage onto it through a link.

Watch for the link to your page in about 3-4 days on my website. Would you consider a return link? Have emailed you about this. My fairies tend to dwell in the west and communicate within a native earth philosophy.

I have scoured the internet, searching for some fairy materiel. In time, my search brought me here, and I can say the journey was well worth it. Carry on for all true believers!

Go with God.

XXOOXXOO

absolutely beautiful - can't wait to show my 6yo daughter (who is a HUGE faerie fan). Very little literature available in Oz on traditional european faerie lore - great to see some references!

I don't know if you've heard of the book, The Last Rainbow by Parke Godwin. But it's a great little piece of escape literature involving the pryden/faerie folk. Just thought would like to know.

I'm sorry but are you sure that it was the druid physician that crafted Nuada's Silver Arm. In the story by Jim Fitzpatrick he doesn't mention the druid crafting Nuada's arm but the (for lack of a better name) gods forging it for him. I also wanted to ask you why you choose to list Nuada as a fairey? Thank you for taking the time to read this e-mail. Sincerely Devin a.k.a Nuada5

I am linking my page to this site! I have spent hours here tonight!!!

Hello... what a beautiful site you have! I was doing a search for faeries, found your site and stayed for a LONG time! What an incredible amount of information. I have a couple vague references on my page to faeries and leprechauns, more for my mentor than anything, but was fascinated by what I've found here. Excellent site!

Yours is one of the most beautiful and informative pages I have ever come accross. It's wonderful to see another Faerie enthusiast,thank-you for all of your hard work. It is obviously a labor of love. Bright Blessings, Flora Green

Your page is the best I have ever seen you have the most information and best backgrounds I have ever seen. I came on her to find some fairie pictures for my friend but you don't have a lot....That the only thing you need to improve on! Thank you for having such a great page!!!!

I thought this passage from George MacDonald's fairy story "The Carasoyn" would make a wonderful addition.

"Now that which happens to the aspect of a country when the fairies leave it, is that a kind of deadness falls over the landscape. The traveller feels the wind as before, but it does not seem to refresh him. The child sighs over his daisy chain, and cannot find a red-tipped one amongst all that he has gathered. The cowslips have not half the honey in them. The wasps outnumber the bees. The horses come from the plough more tired at night, hanging their heads to their very hooves as they plod homewards. The youth and the maiden, though perfectly happy when they meet, find the road to and from the trysting-place unaccountably long and dreary. The hawthorn- blossom is neither so white nor so red as it used to be, and the dark rough bark looks through and makes it ragged. The day is neither so warm nor the night so friendly as before. In a word, that something which no one can describe or be content to go without is missing. Everything is common-place. Everything falls short of one's expectations."

your web page is awesome!! Ages ago I read a story, I think from cornwall, where a woman was abducted to attend a fairy birth under a river. She was kept there for a while and got grease from a pie on her finger and then touched it to her eye. Upon return to the upper world she could see through fairy vanity and upon identifying her abductor in the market, he poked out her eye. Nothing totally unique there, I know, but you wouldn't know where I could look it up again, would you? anyway, I'm dead impressed!

great page, great links. looking for more on fairies in contemp. image and song, like the dream/movie "Think About The Violets"

Thank you for a great faerie page. I love faerie lore and i especially love the song you have of one of my favorite poems, "the Stolen Child" It's a great page! I come frequently to it.

This is a really great looking page. It is good to see the interest people have in the old myths.

Most impressed by the effort involved. As something of a student of faerie myself, I would be very insterested to hear your view of the so-called "Devil's Footprints", an incident in Devonshire, UK in 1857 where the cloven hooved prints of a child-sized biped appeared in the snow, travelling over sixty miles in a couple of hours. I have a theory, but I'd love to hear yours, if you have one. :-))

An excellent resource, thank you for all of your hard work. I am a Storyteller and singer (True Thomas the Storyteller), and if there is anything I can do to help, I'd be glad...(quick questions, etc.) Thanks again

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Visited your site and think our visitors would like to come here. We would like to put a link to your site on our site. We would also appreciate a reciprocal link to our site, The Home of the Sprytes. Regards

Melissa Canning

Local composer/director Daniel Dutton has written a four part opera entitled "The Secret Commonwealth", a contemporary dance/drama. Part One, entitled "The Changeling and the Bear" was performed May 24, 1996 at The Center Theatre in Somerset, Kentucky. This production was filmed by KET (Kentucky Educational Television) for broadcast to schools and adult audiences. In 1997, this production will reach about 500,000 school children within Kentucky. A teacher guide was also developed in conjunction with this project. Performance of Part Two of "The Secret Commonwealth" will take place on October 4, 1997 at The Center Theatre in Somerset, KY. Part Two is entitled "The Road" and deals with the imagination of journeys. Information regarding this production is available through myself (company manager) at the above email address. CD's are available for both "The Changeling and the Bear" and "The Road". Part Three, "Love and Time" is in a developmental phase at this time... see stories of Thomas the Rhymer as a glimpse of what's coming. This all does seem to relate. Feel free to contact me for further information. K. Bigio

What a great page! My mother asked me to do some research on faeries and possibly find some pictures and I am having some trouble. If you could recommend any books that would help, I would really appreciate it..She is doing soft sculpture of faeires and is desperate for any and all pictures she can find on any and all faeires..Again what a great page and thanks for for your time! Take care.!

I want to thank you for a very informative page, for I have 2 nieces, one 11 and one 18 who want to learn more about their irish, scottish heritage. They love anything that has to do with faeries and unicorns and all things celtic. thankyou; D.Price

Hey, I LOVE the page!! I'm going to add it to my crappy homepage. Another book you may consider reading on faeries, (I got it for my birthday) would be "A Witch's Guide to Faery Folk" very good. I love the pictures you drew too. I draw a little myself, but I usually get pissed and burn them. How do you do it? I do write poetry though. Well, thanks for sharing your wonderful page with us...

I absolutely loved everything you have here, very nice work. I would just love to live in the Magic Forest and play with the trolls and elfs. But instead I live in a stinky little town with a huge dumpground across the street. But you made me happy. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Lena K.

I absolutely loved everything you have here, very nice work. I would just love to live in the Magic Forest and play with the trolls and elfs. But instead I live in a stinky little town with a huge dumpground across the street. But you made me happy. Thank you. Sincerely, Lena K.

I absolutely loved everything you have here, very nice work. I would just love to live in the Magic Forest and play with the trolls and elfs. But instead I live in a stinky little town with a huge dumpground across the street. But you made me happy. Thank you. Sincerely, Lena K.

I absolutely loved everything you have here, very nice work. I would just love to live in the Magic Forest and play with the trolls and elfs. But instead I live in a stinky little town with a huge dumpground across the street. But you made me happy. Thank you. Sincerely, Lena K.

Thanks.

Your page is wonderful and I just happened upon it accidently. I write faerie poetry myself and am currently working on a book for pre-teens entitled "The Last Faerie Tribe." I have recently published a book entitled "Fantasies, Dreams and Realities" (see home page) that has seven faerie poems in it. Take care and keep up the great work. Faeries never die, they just fade away.

Steve

This is the most beautiful web-site I have been to. It has the most intricate pictures, and a fantastic collection of poems and prose.

Thankyou for setting this page up.

So sorry to hear about the recent loss of your father. I am sure he was very proud of you. This is a wonderful page. Magical. I am looking forward to many returns here to read the stories and poems. I am in awe at the amount of work you must have done to put this together. You well deserve praise.

I just absolutly love your farie page. It is fun and entertaning. I love everything about faries. Your hompage is wonderfull. Thank you very much!

Thank you so much for all of your work :) I have thoroughly enjoyed the page and am very delighted to have found this page. Thanks again for all of your effort Jennifer Fisch

I just recently got hooked on to the net and I really just wanted to learn about faeries. It was a great and magical trip. Thank You.

I absolutely love yuor hompage... I myself am a write of such stories and have finally found a publisher that will support my work, I'm also an artist who works int he comic book field so if you want I have a book coming out in sometime later this year or early next called "crossroads" It is based greatly on faerie literature and history. I have researched it greatly and have created my own little world of magick and adventure so if your interested check it out.. cya.

Chris

A very nice site, lots of info. Keep up the good work.

I was looking through the web for sites that I was going to put on my web page, and this site is the best Faery Site I've seen on the web so far. I just though I'd let you know.

I saw your section in the dictionary about pronunciations, and I'll keep checking back to see if you've added more. I hate not knowing how to pronounce some of the words correctly... after all, not everyone can know Gaelic!

Very good, well organized, page. The Yeats poem, _The Stolen Child_, is also recorded in melody by The Waterboys on their album _Fisherman Blues_.

GREAT PAGE! I love faeries and I'm happy that others still love them too! Great Pics, Stories, and Poems! Come by and see my page! :)

GREAT PAGE! I love faeries and I'm happy that others still love them too! Great Pics, Stories, and Poems! Come by and see my page! :)

I **REALLY** like this page and with your permission, will link to it once my own page is in order.

the stuff on leprahauns was all right,but you need to have some good picture. Write back TREVOR

I thought your page was absolutely beautiful. I love it.

what a great page! I was searching for an Web and OPAC assignement for one of my Library and Information Studies classes. Happy happenchance. I'll try to visit on a regular basis. Thanks!

I love your page!! I'm doing research on faerie for an english class and your page is invaluable!!

Well, pretty extensive dictionary, but I must say that I am confused about some things, first of all, Tori Amos says that she is Fae and a rencarnate of Queen Mab, but I have other sources that say that sidhe don't come back, only the other kiths do. I am one very confused pixie, let me tell you that. The other kiths would be, of corse, knockers, trolls, redcaps, boggons, saytrs, slough, and then the pooka. Nymphs, pixies, werewolves, and vampyres are thought to be long lost Fae, and then I heard that Pixies were just simply chimera. I am a pixie, and as far as I can tell, I am Faerie. Well, good day to you all, and if you happen to have any questions or comments or answers, just e-mail me. Thanx,

I just love this page! I am very thankful that you have put in so much time and effort. I jusy wanted you to know how much you are appreciated. ~~~sprinkling faerie dust~~~~~~

Your site has provided me with hours of pleasure and contacts with my fellow fae ... thank you so much! I'm having trouble chatting on the Lavendise faaerie chat linee ... does anyone know of anothe chat site where i may find other fae to speak with? If so, please email me at the above address. thanks.df

Lovely page!!! I' ve liked it a lot. It gives a lot of information in a lovely and easy way Conratulations.

Looks like a good place if you are interested in faeries. I just got this address from your character in NannyMud and thought I should check it out and leave a small note that I was here.

/Nib

I absolutely am amazed at all of the fairy information I found. I love fairies and decided one evening to check the web. It is truly amazing. Thank you, Thank you for all of the great information. However, there is just one problem. I was visiting the Phantastes 1958 site and several of the chapters such as 14 - the very end are missing and I cannot finish it! Are they gone forever, or was it some sort of fluke? I'd dearly love the see the remaining chapters! It is like torture! Keep up the great work! I am hooked!

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