In this sixteenth issue of FAE Magazine there are Pirates, Mermaids, Unicorns and of course Faeries! Glamorous mermaiden Traci Hines features on the autumn edition cover. Child of Light, Tytania Fairy shines her golden light across the pages with exclusive images. Plus Linda Ravenscroft shares exclusive sketches from 3 Wishes. African Fae Traditions are the subject of a fascinating feature by Imakhu, and we chat to Angela Enos Jarman of ‘Fancy Fairy Wings & Things’ in a special feature with exclusive photos of her collaboration with Fireflypath.
Doreen Virtue gives us insights from the Magical Unicorn oracle cards, and Francesca (Red Art) shows us how to create our very own unicorn horn. There’s a special preview on the World Mermaid Awards giving you a taster of what you can expect at this début mer gathering in Las Vegas. Pirates take-over our news pages and there’s Pixie Pirate fashion too! Christine Lynch (Daughter of Frances Griffith  of Cottingley Faeries fame) brings us another exclusive story of real faerie encounters. Emily Carding writes about the Salvation of the Sidhe, and Ceri Norman gives us a map to Faery Land in the second part of her Faery Star article.
Laura Daligan interviews ‘Faery Tale’ authoress, Signe Pike. You’ll find details of Selina Fenech’s new illustrated novel in the FAE marketplace, and Felicity Fyr Le Fay explores the world of the Faerie Queen in her royal realms. You can also find out about FAE’s new baby sis*star – Mermaids & Mythology magazine! Plus much much more in this bumper pack special issue of FAE.

In this sixteenth issue of FAE Magazine there are Pirates, Mermaids, Unicorns and of course Faeries! Glamorous mermaiden Traci Hines features on the autumn edition cover. Child of Light, Tytania Fairy shines her golden light across the pages with exclusive images. Plus Linda Ravenscroft shares exclusive sketches from 3 Wishes. African Fae Traditions are the subject of a fascinating feature by Imakhu, and we chat to Angela Enos Jarman of ‘Fancy Fairy Wings & Things’ in a special feature with exclusive photos of her collaboration with Fireflypath.
Doreen Virtue gives us insights from the Magical Unicorn oracle cards, and Francesca (Red Art) shows us how to create our very own unicorn horn. There’s a special preview on the World Mermaid Awards giving you a taster of what you can expect at this début mer gathering in Las Vegas. Pirates take-over our news pages and there’s Pixie Pirate fashion too! Christine Lynch (Daughter of Frances Griffith  of Cottingley Faeries fame) brings us another exclusive story of real faerie encounters. Emily Carding writes about the Salvation of the Sidhe, and Ceri Norman gives us a map to Faery Land in the second part of her Faery Star article.
Laura Daligan interviews ‘Faery Tale’ authoress, Signe Pike. You’ll find details of Selina Fenech’s new illustrated novel in the FAE marketplace, and Felicity Fyr Le Fay explores the world of the Faerie Queen in her royal realms. You can also find out about FAE’s new baby sis*star – Mermaids & Mythology magazine! Plus much much more in this bumper pack special issue of FAE.

In search of something more after the devastating loss of her father, Signe Pike left her career in Manhattan to undertake a magical journey – literally. In a sweeping tour through Mexico, England, Ireland, Scotland, and beyond, she takes readers to dark glens and abandoned forests, ancient sacred sites, and local pubs, seeking those who might still believe in the elusive beings we call faeries. As Pike attempts to connect with the spirit world – and reconnect with her own sense of wonder and purpose – she comes to view both herself and the world around her in a profoundly new light.
The UK edition of Signe Pike’s Fairy Tale will be published on June 6th. Visitors to this year’s 3 Wishes Faery Fest can join Signe for a talk on rediscovering enchantment, faeries, reawakening, and a reading from the book. Signe will be signing copies of the Hay House UK edition at the FAE magazine booth.

In search of something more after the devastating loss of her father, Signe Pike left her career in Manhattan to undertake a magical journey – literally. In a sweeping tour through Mexico, England, Ireland, Scotland, and beyond, she takes readers to dark glens and abandoned forests, ancient sacred sites, and local pubs, seeking those who might still believe in the elusive beings we call faeries. As Pike attempts to connect with the spirit world – and reconnect with her own sense of wonder and purpose – she comes to view both herself and the world around her in a profoundly new light.
The UK edition of Signe Pike’s Fairy Tale will be published on June 6th. Visitors to this year’s 3 Wishes Faery Fest can join Signe for a talk on rediscovering enchantment, faeries, reawakening, and a reading from the book. Signe will be signing copies of the Hay House UK edition at the FAE magazine booth.

Our favourite faery gathering 3 Wishes Faery Fest is moving to a beautiful new venue for 2011. Mount Edgecumbe Counry Park in Cornwall is a stunning 800 acre estate including ancient woodland, a fairy folly, secret coves and deer park, set in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The festival will be centered around the Cedar Lawn which features a beautiful crystal and shell mermaids throne overlooking the site. It’s the perfect place to frolic in the Midsummer sunshine this 17th-19th June.
The lineup has also started to be announced – bands this year include 3 Daft Monkeys, The Dolmen, Daughters of Gaia, Freyia, Aero, Spriggan Mist, Elfin Spiral, Beneath The Oak, Malachite, Taking the Piskies, Elizabeth-Jane Baldry, Ziazan and more to be confirmed.
If you haven’t been before watch the video below to give you a magical glimpse of last year’s event.