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!
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!
A very warm welcome to our returning Sponsors this month…
The Magical Times is a UK based magazine covering the Pagan and Faerie world. It is published 3 times a year, and all new subscribers get a free 2011 Faerie Calendar.
Sihaya Designs is the work of Christina, who hand crafts the loveliest treasures for fantasy folk. New to the range are the pressed faerie wings. Christina also offers gorgeous candles and oils for sale in her Etsy store.
A very warm welcome to our returning Sponsors this month…
The Magical Times is a UK based magazine covering the Pagan and Faerie world. It is published 3 times a year, and all new subscribers get a free 2011 Faerie Calendar.
Sihaya Designs is the work of Christina, who hand crafts the loveliest treasures for fantasy folk. New to the range are the pressed faerie wings. Christina also offers gorgeous candles and oils for sale in her Etsy store.
Did you know their was such a thing as a Goblin Shark? Neither did I, until I was shown this rather unsettling picture. Goblinish indeed! To be fair, this is not the most flattering of photos, if you click here you can watch a short video of the shark in action, and as you can see it is actually quite cute (in a sharky kind of way).
This has got me thinking about which other animals have names borrowed from the Faerie world? I know about Fairy Penguins and Fairy Wrens, Pixie-bob Cats, and that Dragonfly larvae are called Nymphs. Anything else?
