This page is very in depth and awesome. I came. I saw. I love it. I linked it.

I think you should have pics of Faeries, and Faes...thanks!!! -Becca

This is the most wonderful fae site I have ever seen! To think that you have R. Kirk's work here is amazing! I must always be placed on a waiting list for an inter-library loan when I wish to read it, and heaven forbid that I should ever like to own a copy as they are quite scarce! I spend hours here, much to my family's dismay lol!Please come visit Cottingley Glen when you have time ( my wee site) Thanks for a lovely visit! Rene` Burdette

Lovely page, lots of information for research that I don't always find. I am an artist and I like themes well researched. "Goblin Market" is also a favorite. But I am surprised you do not have William Allingham's eerier fairie poem "The Maids of Elfen Mere". DMN

I think this page is so dope!~ I love your images, they're beautiful! That's all I wanted to say.

You have very nice pictures, some of the best i''ve seen. Today at the mall here in town I saw a very nice painting by a women ( her name is lost in my head ) I would of liked to buy it but it was $140 without a frame. sucks

What is the difference between a goblin and a hopbgoblin? Any help would be received with thanks.

This is a very rescourcful page. Please keep up the good work.

This is a very rescourcful page. Please keep up the good work. Faye

the faerie splendor if this page is truely magical ....

the faerie splendor if this page is truely magical ....

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Absolutely excellent pages. There is so much information and so many stories it will take lots and lots of return trips to read them all. Very nicely done.

Thank you so very much for your hard work. I really enjoyed the site and plan on returning I have always been interested in faeries since I was a little girl. Your site has just fired up the interest again at 20. thank you Nina

I enjoyed your page and saved it as a favorite. Good job!

I love your fathers book, Faeries!! I originaly saw it at the library, and when it was time to me to return it, I didn't want to, so a good friend of mine got it for me for my birthday. It is a fantastic book.

I love your site. Its very interesting,im 14 and i live for faeries. Oislin is one of my favorite stories. Have you heard of it? i love to draw faeries (im not all that good but i love to do it) you did a really good job on your site. Oislin

I must tell you this page brought tears ot my eye's . I will be back to dwelve here once again :) Thank You for a wonderful journey ... Lucy Kelley

Ahhhh, the fae do exist indeed. They exist in the hearts and minds of all who wish to believe. To not believe in a thing is the death of a thing. I for one intend to keep the dream alive. And I see you do as well, my friend. May the little people grant you a boon for your support. *G*

Hello, My middle name is Mab and I have been looking for some interesting facts about Queen Mab. I think this site is very good, although I wish there was more info on Queen Mab. If you could recommend any other good sources, literary or otherwise I would appreciate it. Thank you, Siobhan Caitlin Mab Mackay

Thankyou so much for the info on the fey folk.I have been interested in this for so long...blessings of Aine be upon you. Ravynwolfe

This is a GREAT site! I can't imagine how much time and effort you have put into this and I really appreciate your doing it!

This a question, rather than a comment. I rented a movie for my daughter called Fairy Tale: A True Story. It told the story of 2 young girls who, during the 1940's photographed Faeries on several occassions. Authorities in England, including Sir Arthur Connan-Doyle, and Kodak believed the negatives to be authentic. Connan-Doyle wrote a book about it. Do you know anything about this incident or if it happened at all?

"I think it is amazing about all these stories, poems, and pictures. I guesse if they are real I would like to be their freind. you know what I think? I beleive that they are real. I think they are still in the world. I just wish I could see them. they seem so gentle in the word in the poems and stories. They also could be fake and this whole website could be but I doubt it."

I greatly enjoy your pages on faeries. I would love to learn as mutch as I can about them and their history. I apprecaite the time you have spent on this page. If you have time could you suggest some more places where I can learn more. Thank you for your time. Kerkiy

Thank you. This is without doubt one of the most well constructed, pleasurable, and beautiful pages about faeries I will ever be lucky enough to visit. You have included so many different aspects; you have done something very rare and valuable. I thank you. By the way, an outstanding author in the field of faery is Charles de Lint. I strongly urge you to try some of his writings, especially "A Tempest in Her Eyes," a story about Puck. (found in The Ivory and the Horn)

This is a very wonderful and beautiful page. It is very informative, and I am adding a link to it on my site. Keep up the good work!

beautiful.beautiful page. this is helped me through a reseach paper and it has opened my eyes to a wonderful world, thank you thank you

This is really a grand creation you have here,absolutely wonderful,superb site,quite possibly the best I have ever seen.Ive added you to my links,hope you dont mind.

For some reason, I caused you to have many postings of my 1 guestbook entry .... sorry! Sometimes, guestbooks mess up.

I really like how you have info. on Fairy books at this site. If you would like to trade links with Pan's Grove, please visit our website at: http;//pages.prodigy.com/goatcheese/pansgrov.htm and then e-mail me. Here's something fairy interesting: lately I've been playing Dungeons and Dragons, and one character is an elf addicted to fairy wine; the only problem is that my character is the only one around her currently who makes it .... an Oracle Satyr, homosexual Priest raised by centaurs and befriended by fairies. Does anyone else have a better character? I think not!

I really like how you have info. on Fairy books at this site. If you would like to trade links with Pan's Grove, please visit our website at: http;//pages.prodigy.com/goatcheese/pansgrov.htm and then e-mail me. Here's something fairy interesting: lately I've been playing Dungeons and Dragons, and one character is an elf addicted to fairy wine; the only problem is that my character is the only one around her currently who makes it .... an Oracle Satyr, homosexual Priest raised by centaurs and befriended by fairies. Does anyone else have a better character? I think not!

I really like how you have info. on Fairy books at this site. If you would like to trade links with Pan's Grove, please visit our website at: http;//pages.prodigy.com/goatcheese/pansgrov.htm and then e-mail me. Here's something fairy interesting: lately I've been playing Dungeons and Dragons, and one character is an elf addicted to fairy wine; the only problem is that my character is the only one around her currently who makes it .... an Oracle Satyr, homosexual Priest raised by centaurs and befriended by fairies. Does anyone else have a better character? I think not!

Cool page. I luff faeries. Blessed be.

Hello, My name is Rhyan. I have building a fantasy based webpage and I would love to include some of your writing. I have a section set up just for poetry (though it is under construction at the moment) and I am looking for authors. I invite you to look around at your leisure. There will be a few changes made in the next day or so... Thanks Rhyan

Thank you so much for the incredible info about the Daoine Sidhe. I've done much research in writing a screenplay soon to be produced but your info added new insights that I'll be incorporating into the script. We should be filming in Ireland next spring - look for "A Killing Tale" (working title) next year! Thanks!

This is a great sight! I love it!

Greetings from East Caney (Hopkins County)! Extremely well organized site! Great links. Many of your personal bookmarks are now on my list of favorites. Does anyone know this poem`s title, author, complete poem? My retired children's librarian friend (in her late 50`s) remembers only this much from her childhood. She`d like to know the whole poem. We are jack-o-lanterns, goblins We come from the witches` caverns. Just hear our broom go swish, swish, swish. We glare when you come near us For we know you always fear us.

My name is Willow and I am a new user of the internet. I have always been iterested in fairies and myths and I want to thank you for your easy access and very informative homepage. Also, I was wondering if you could give me the addresses of other interesting fairy sights on the internet. My E-mail address is www.jamiecox.com

I find your page very well done, and am impressed with how you have a lot of folklore on faeries!! Again, you have a nice page.

Hi I love your page because it is really pretty and I was wondering how old you where and where you come from. I come from Western Australia and my namme is Jenele Lyon.

Love your pages

Greetings from East Caney (Hopkins County)! Extremely well organized site! Great links. Many of your personal bookmarks are now on my list of favorites. Does anyone know this poem`s title, author, complete poem? My retired children's librarian friend (in her late 50`s) remembers only this much from her childhood. She`d like to know the whole poem. We are jack-o-lanterns, goblins We come from the witches` caverns. Just hear our broom go swish, swish, swish. We glare when you come near us For we know you always fear us.

I have visited you before. I have a new fairy site going. Please visit when you have some time Dubh_Sidhe and the little people

Thank you for your information. I am most interested in pixie folklore. It is hard to find.

Greetings from East Caney (Hopkins County)! Extremely well organized site! Great links. Many of your personal bookmarks are now on my list of favorites. Does anyone know this poem`s title, author, complete poem? My retired children's librarian friend (in her late 50`s) remembers only this much from her childhood. She`d like to know the whole poem. We are jack-o-lanterns, goblins We come from the witches` caverns. Just hear our broom go swish, swish, swish. We glare when you come near us For we know you always fear us.

Greetings from East Caney (Hopkins County)! Extremely well organized site! Great links. Many of your personal bookmarks are now on my list of favorites. Does anyone know this poem`s title, author, complete poem? My retired children's librarian friend (in her late 50`s) remembers only this much from her childhood. She`d like to know the whole poem. We are jack-o-lanterns, goblins We come from the witches` caverns. Just hear our broom go swish, swish, swish. We glare when you come near us For we know you always fear us.

Great page! I am a freelance artist who specializes in fantasy artwork...especially mermaids and faeries. please E-mail me for examples of my work...I should have a website up soon. I am looking for commisions and can paint a faerie or mermaid to your specifications. I work in acrylic, watercolor, and photoshop. :)

Greetings from East Caney (Hopkins County)! Extremely well organized site! Great links. Many of your personal bookmarks are now on my list of favorites. Does anyone know this poem`s title, author, complete poem? My retired children's librarian friend (in her late 50`s) remembers only this much from her childhood. She`d like to know the whole poem. We are jack-o-lanterns, goblins We come from the witches` caverns. Just hear our broom go swish, swish, swish. We glare when you come near us For we know you always fear us.

As you can see, I'm not as computer litterate as I'd like to be, but I am so glad that you exist (How many yous there might be.) I'd like to know more about fairy rings. I learned of them through Tori (I KNOW she's of fairy origin, whether she be half mortal or not, there are too many signs indicating so!) I'm sorry for the previous errors, feel free to delete them. Once again, thank you for your existence. Blessed Be!

You have a great page! Keep upthe great work!!!!

Hi, I suddenly couldn't remember if I'd commented before or not. You have a great site anyway. Full of useful information. Becka

Very informative but I was looking for the fairy chant- something like- '...let this golden ray of light touch the ground...' or something like that- so if you could just email me wit the answer- thanx mandy

Returning to your page is akin to sipping anew from Mimir's well. Great stuff!

I'm hoping someone can help me.I'm looking for a book I used to read when I was a kid. I can't remember the title.It was a collection of stories. One of the stories was about a little green goblin who had been naughty, I think he burnt himself on a poker and his dad came to get him, something like that. Another one of the stories was about large stones that went for a walk/dance?? on midsummer nights eve, underneath them was treasure and two people went to steel it and one ended up being crushed when the stones came back because he refused to leave without the treasure. Does anyone remember this book and have any idea on how I can get hold of it. Help me please!!

I'm hoping someone can help me.I'm looking for a book I used to read when I was a kid. I can't remember the title.It was a collection of stories. One of the stories was about a little green goblin who had been naughty, I think he burnt himself on a poker and his dad came to get him, something like that. Another one of the stories was about large stones that went for a walk/dance?? on midsummer nights eve, underneath them was treasure and two people went to steel it and one ended up being crushed when the stones came back because he refused to leave without the treasure. Does anyone remember this book and have any idea on how I can get hold of it. Help me please!!

you have a wonderful site.....i'll have to return many times to get anywhere near through it. i hope it's okay that i've put a link to it on mine. blessings, lenore

This is not so much a comment as a request. I'm trying to find a poem I said as a child (about 5 years old, so it would have to be a simple poem.) I believe it starts out "There are fairies in my garden..." Someone suggested Rose Fyleman "There are fairies at the bottom of my garden..." That is possible - it was a long time ago. The only reference I can find to Fyleman is on your sight and the poem is not at all what I am looking for. Any ideas???

Visitors to these fascinating pages might be interested in my children's novels, Same Place But Different and A Completely Different Place (published by Groundwood in Canada, and Simon and Schuster in the US). They are about a young boy living in Winnipeg, Manitoba who has unsettling encounters with many of the beings described by Briggs in her Encycopedia of Fairies.

I just wanted to tell you that I appreciate all the time and effort you've put into this page. I found it very interesting. I watched the movie Fairy Tale for the first time tonight and decided to do a little research on fairy- lore. I found your sight very informative:o)

i am searching for information about the connection between elves, faeries and the inhabitants of the "enochian" realms discovered by john dee...also how ethnobotanical intoxicants may have contributed to the faerie encounter in traditions thanks

Life, It's just a fantasy. Continue to believe and soon we all will have wings.

This site is exactly what I was looking for when I did a keyword search on yahoo -Scotland superstitions-. And this was the first site displayed! I reenact the 42 Royal Highland Regiment, the Black Watch, of the French and Indian War. All of us do research into some aspect of the time period, I've picked Scottish superstions from the eighteenth century. At the library, the most obvious book to get was Campbell's book of Scottish superstitions. You have no idea how thrilled I am to find it on the internet, along with a dictionary! I have definitely bookmarked your home page as I'm sure I will need to refer to it fsequently as I pusue an understanding of the f

I just saw the movie Fairytale: A true story - Can yu tell me moreabout this or where to go to get info.

Terrific page you have here. It was HotBot's first hit for "pooka legend". I noticed that you don't yet have an online copy of "The Kildare Pooka" from Yeats' _Fairy_and_Folk_Tales_of_the_Irish_Peasantry_. I typed in this story for my own homepage and you're welcome to copy it if you'd like. It'll save you a bit of typing: http://www.bigfoot.com./~pooka1/kildare_pooka.html

Very interesting, that the Irish fairies are appeased by a saucer of milk. Devout Hindus offer milk to the god Ganesh, and some even claim that the saucer is emptied by super- natural means (i.e., not the cat). Indo-European survival? Sure, why not?

I was doing research on fairies for my sisters portfolio, when I came across this page. It is a beautiful website. And I'm sure that some of the information that is on this site will be handy for Tina's portfolio. I only have one request though, (It is your site so you don't have to pay attention to this!) You put more pictures of fairies in. BEAUTIFUL SITE AND BRILLIANT WORK!!!!

I have been working on a unit on faeries for my students at school and was most inspired by your website. You helped in puting this unit together. We did a multimedia presentation on faeries for a technology conference and are now preparing for a presentation at our school. Thank you so much for all the inspiration. It has been a great way to teach literature and social studies to students with special needs.

i am trying to write a research paper comparing stories about fairies around the world. Does anyone know of any good resources on fairies from different cultures - Africa, Asia, Native American, South American, etc. I am afraid that fairies only live in Europe!! Please help if you can - you can e-mail me with any info you have! Thanx!!

i am trying to write a research paper comparing stories about fairies around the world. Does anyone know of any good resources on fairies from different cultures - Africa, Asia, Native American, South American, etc. I am afraid that fairies only live in Europe!! Please help if you can - you can e-mail me with any info you have! Thanx!!

well, i found this page quite by accident, but believe me, i'm not about to forget it very quickly.you see i was doing some research on W. B. Yeats and well to make a long story short this page has almost all the info that i could possiably want on the faery world...thank you so much for putting up this page. :)my friends and i have these talks and.......hey i'm probably boring you so i guess that i'll take my leave.

I did my junior year research paper on faeries and your page help me find the most interesting information. I fell in love with the faery world and learned a lot about different types and legend of faeries I think your page is beautiful and arranged in a very easy and understandable way. thank you for the information and the new love for such a wonderful world

I enjoyed very much reading all the stories. Thanks for putting them on the net.

I would very much like to know more about faerie doctresses. If you could just please find some info on them I would be very greatful. It would be really helpful if you could give their history, cures for what the faeries do to mortals, and things like that.

This is a great page!!

An excellent and very interesting site! Keep up the good work!

At last! I have been wanting to read the Secret Commonwealth for a long time. If anyone knows of a place where i can get a facsimile copy of of the book I would be very grateful. Keith

I enjoyed your webpage so much!!I really believe in the faerie,unicorns,dragons and all kinds of things like that!thank you so much for this page!

Please visit my own fairies photographies!

what a wonderful discovery this page is! Such a lovely solace amid the tedious internet minutia- what a treasure you've provided. Thank you so much and keep up the good work!!

Just perfect! I feel home here. PS Russian Faeries live!

I loved your pages!! I know I'm not being very original, but I wanted to say something!! :) Such great work deserves it!!

This page is great, super, fabulous, magnificent, unbeatable, dazzling, (should I take out my theasorus yet?) exquisite, perfect,wonderful, etc.....I hope this dosn't make your head swell ;-)

GREAT PAGE. I love mythology and all concerned with it... the "quick" version of 'Tam Lin' could use a little work. Otherwise, I enjoyed myself tremendously. Thank You.

good work ! best wishes, jorge Canary Islands, Spain.

I was reading this web site an found many of the things contained in it very interesting. I still cant believe that people have doubts that faires dont exsist. All I have to say is that if they didn't exsist there wouldn't be any knowledge of them. Thank you, Rebecca

Wow, I love your page. It's really hard to find a lot of info on fairy's on the net. Could you recommend a few page's for me. I would really be happy if you did. Thanks, Tillie

I'm Italian, and I'm very interested in fairies and their world. If you like, I could send you some curiosities about Italian fairies. Your site is wonderful. Bye Bye

i didnt really have a comment, though this is an amzaing and wonder full page , io love it!!! but i had a questino.: Where do i find the actuall music to some of the farie songs? was there ver anny actually written down?? anny one with in for mation on this Pl ease, please Email me at Misticimp1@aol .com thnk you very much a merry part and blessed be may love and light be among theee!!

This is an EXELLENT page! I love the poetry!If anybody has any spell type things for seeing fairies, please contact me! Much appreciated!

Very good stories some I have heard as a child. Are there any stories in Irish legend about gypsies?

i love this place sooo much.. i think i been here before.. but owell i still love it.. KEEP UP THE GOOD WERK!!!! <3 *AmAnDa*

What a wonderful page. I wanted to put a link on my page to yours so I can share your page with others!! Thank YOU!!

I love your Faerie Lore and Literature page! 'Tis wonderful to read all the writtings about faeries on your page!

What a wonderful way to spend a slow day at work. May be considered by some to be a wee bit off, however, I have seen faeries in my garden.

What a wonderful way to spend a slow day at work. May be considered by some to be a wee bit off, however, I have seen faeries in my garden.

This is so cool. I love it! Bye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beautiful page...I bookmarked so I can keep exploring it. I especially appreciated the poetry. Do you have a copy of the faerie poem about "how to see a faerie"? I know it begins..."Sit where the cat sits."

This is the best site I've discovered yet. But then I'm biased towards faerie! No, it's reaaly good and I'm using it as a reference for my writing - I write, or re-write the old stories and sing them. I'm looking for references of Long Lankin but you don't have any yet. If I come up with some would you like me to send it on to you? Many thanks for your great site Anny

I love this page!! You really have a great and original page. Thank you so much!!!

I love this page!! You really have a great and original page. Thank you so much!!!

Just a note to let you know that I found your page quite magical. My yuoungest loves fairy stories. As do I. Thank you for the information. I will be visiting often. -- snookie@midcoast.com May the Angel's bring you happiness ! Melissa

Your site is just what I was looking for! I cannot believe that I now have George MacDonald at my fingertips. Your dad must have been quite a guy. You are a good son.

I love your faery page! I have believed,seen and loved faeries since i was a l ittle girl,I am forty years old now, and raising my own little "believers". thank you

Nice page -- FYI in the Charlotte Mew poem "The Changeling" (http://faeryland.tamu-commerce.edu/~earendil/faerie/poems/Changeling. html) there is a typo around line 17: "roudn" where it should read "round". Cheers, Lawrence Warner

THANKS YOU SHARING WITH ME THE WONDER OF SECRET WORLD. I HAD A HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE LAST NIGHT ON THE WEB. WHILE LOOKING FOR YOUR KIND, I FOUND THE OTHER. SURPRISED. YES. SHOCKED. NOT REALLY . THANKS FOR GIVING ME WHAT I WAS LOOKING. WILL COME BY TO YOUR PAGE SOON. IT IS ADDED TO MY TREASURE CHEST. THANKS DAMNITA

I have just recently joined a LARP (live action role play) and I have no clue of what I am doing. My character is a POOKA and that's about all I know, can anyone help me? PLEASE?

A truly beautiful page, filled with both wonder and delite!!!!

Great Page!!! I loved it so much. Keep up the good work......

A storytellers delight! Wonderful job - I'd like to link you to our website so other storytellers can enjoy and use your source work. thanks.

a wonderful page! a wonderful resource!

Nice pages. You are using the same background on your page that I am on mine. Although I have now made my page with the ivy my second page. Come visit and sign my guest book.

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