Best selling author John Matthews and ‘Faery Godfather’ Brian Froud have joined forces to create How to See Faeries. This spectacular book opens the door to the Faerie world using mechanical and interactive elements to draw the reader deep into its mysteries. Paper mechanics, windows, insets, cut-outs, hidden messages, magical signs, reflective mirrors and more abound. The results of this creative collaboration are fantastical as you can imagine!
Holly Black returns to the world of Tithe with two new tales in The Poison Eaters and Other Stories. The books also collects together a variety of short stories which have previously appeared in compilations such as The Faerie Reel. If you’re not already familiar with the work of Holly Black, The Poison Eaters is a splendid introduction to her writing which skilfully weaves folklore, myth and legends into deliciously dark urban fantasies.
The paperback edition of The Poison Eaters is published in March.
“The fae were seduced over several months time, eventually being captivated by our enchanted harp known as Desiré. Sometimes visible, other times ethereal, the Fae came to play with Desiré. In the garden, by the creek… the music seemed to emerge from nature itself. At times we could hear the Faeries being accompanied by unseen instruments from the other realm.” The Faerie Archives Volume 1 represents the first live recording of ‘authentic faerie music’, presented by the Society for the Preservation of Faerie Arts.
Best selling author John Matthews and ‘Faery Godfather’ Brian Froud have joined forces to create How to See Faeries. This spectacular book opens the door to the Faerie world using mechanical and interactive elements to draw the reader deep into its mysteries. Paper mechanics, windows, insets, cut-outs, hidden messages, magical signs, reflective mirrors and more abound. The results of this creative collaboration are fantastical as you can imagine!
“The fae were seduced over several months time, eventually being captivated by our enchanted harp known as Desiré. Sometimes visible, other times ethereal, the Fae came to play with Desiré. In the garden, by the creek… the music seemed to emerge from nature itself. At times we could hear the Faeries being accompanied by unseen instruments from the other realm.” The Faerie Archives Volume 1 represents the first live recording of ‘authentic faerie music’, presented by the Society for the Preservation of Faerie Arts.
