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Want to know your Ferrishyn from your Gwyllions? This is the book then.. It is a dictionary of fairies, unsurprisingly, as that it what it is imaginatively named! Listing all fairy types, folk tales, literary references of these 'extra' inhabitants of the British Isles (because she does concentrate almost exclusively on Celtic/Anglo-Saxon mythology and folklore), Briggs provides what is both an academically astute and well-researched, but also, entertaining dictionary. This book is illustrated, and the entries range from short descriptions to longer ones which incorporate stories and legends, and a complete version of the Scottish Ballad of ... Read the complete review
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