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Truly well done. You have a well organized and balanced apporach to a wonderful topic. the public is fortunate to have your talents made available.
Thanks for adding a link to my Faerie Grimoire. And now that I have seen your page I will add a link to it. I don't know if you saw: I also have a web site for The 3rd Road is: a living branch of Faerie shamanism; a school for Faerie/Wicca religion; and a community. -- http://www.well.com/user/zthirdrd/francescadbrchr.html Anyway, yourr page is cool. The Fey Folk are alive!Yours, FD
I understand why you would like Scarborough. It is very wholesome; However I find it unbearably hot. As far as the faeries of that festival, well-l-l, research on costume and wing construction should be undertaken. Their manner and presentation is respectable though.
Excellent page on Faerie Lore!...I'll be back!
What about the Kelpie? The dreaded water horse?Congrats on a very cool page...
You might want to include these in your bibliography; -Traces of the Elder Faiths of Ireland- by Wood-Martin 1902 vol 2 is best for this.-A Description of the Western Isles of Scotland- by Martin Martin. Originally written in 1695, it has just been republished, by Birlinn, I believe. It's an excellent book on all kinds of folk beliefs etc.
-Superstitions of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland- by J.G. Campbell, Glasgow 1900
-Survival and Belief among the Celts- by George Henderson 1911 G
"The Fairy Tradition in Britain", Lewis Spence. (finally reprinted)
There are many faeries at the Texas Renaissance. Your missed Ahrianne, Shakiya, Grizelda and Dobber, the black faerie. All of who are established Performance Cast members.
Great page I knew there were Fairies in the computer!! Irish tradition has it that when we are born a Fairy is born within us, we just need to find it in ourselves.(I've found mine!) When we die, it's what's left behind!!!!
You didn't mention the Irish Wind Faeries: the Shalyn.
A long needed page on the web. There is just too little traditional stuff out there. I am seeing forward to what you will have on Trolls. You do plan to speak for this mis-understood race, aren't you?
I dunno, I like the colors...
Wibble wibble wombat!
Fantastic! I can tell the author of these pages is absolutely BRILLIANT!