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Lud-In-The-Mist, Hope Mirrlees, 1970. A beautifully conceived novel of fantasy, magic and Fäerie, dealing with the dichotomy of life and the terrible error of that division |
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LITTLE, BIG, John Crowley, 1981. A masterpiece of modem fantasy, full of lessons (and cautions) on how to access Fäerie and rearrange the course of history with magic. (A) |

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YARROW, Charles de Lint. Contemporary fantasy novels of forays into Fäerie. (A) |
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JACK THE GIANTKILLER, Charles de Lint. Contemporary fantasy novels of forays into Fäerie. (A) |
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DRINK DOWN THE MOON, Charles de Lint. Contemporary fantasy novels of forays into Fäerie. (A) |
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THE FAIRIES IN TRADITION AND LITERATURE, K.M. Briggs, 1967; 1978. (C) |
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THE WORLD GUIDE TO GNOMES, FAIRIES, ELVES AND OTHER LIITLE PEOPLE, Thomas Keightley, 1880; 1978. (C) |

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THE UNDERWORLD INITIATION, R.J. Stewart, 1985. Celtic shamanism and folklore are analyzed to plot a guided journey into Faeric. (nonfiction)(B) |
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THE FAIRY-FAITH IN CELTIC COUNTRIES, W.Y. Evans-Wentz, 1911: 1966. (C) |
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