faery

• “In CATNYP by Delia Sherman, a mortal girl who is a "taken child" tries to find her place in faery society, where she is without any special powers.”

  The Faery Reel

• “Another query about fairies, spelled as "faery" this time.”

  Inside the Mailbag, Week #4

• “It need not just be saltwater habitats either: many of the Celtic "faery" tales link the Fair Folk with lakes and lochs.”

  Posthuman Blues

• “faery," though the land poor Angela had wandered away from was the”

  The Master-Christian

• “The weaver rendering the Fey aura—for even without the recognizable dolmen behind her it was obvious the woman was one of the faery folk—worked in a mix of gold and silver threads.”

  Simon & Schuster: Earl of Durkness

• “During the Lost Days, the walls between the faery kingdom of Ynys Avalenn and the mortal realm remained open with both sides able to pass as needed.”

  Simon & Schuster: Earl of Durkness

• “A disappeared world where magic reigned, and Fey and Other passed with ease between the mortal and faery realms.”

  Simon & Schuster: Earl of Durkness

• “As Aniday became a faery and empathetic with nature, I realized that the other protagonist would have to think and view nature more abstractly.”

  Interview with Keith Donohue

• “Mine's more into anything with wings (and we're not talking faery wings either.)”

  NZ/Aus Author Series: Yvonne Lindsay

• “I don't know if it's considered a faery tale, but I loved the genie, the flying rugs, ... and the story between Ali and Yasmine.”

  Guest Author: India Grey

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