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A Field Guide to Irish Fairies (1997)

by Bob Curran

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A small volume, but still very informative. Even in the introduction it states it is not "an exhausting guide" but quotes the reason as being what Yeats had been told when speaking to the Queen of Fairies through a medium: "Be careful & do not seek to know too much about us.
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What is your best defense against a phosphorescent land sheerie? Can you really find contentment with a wealthy merrow wife? The answers are disclosed at last in A Field Guide to Irish Fairies, the first and only such guide available. Expertly researched and compiled by an authority on the subject, with detailed illustrations to help wayfarers identify the 13 major varieties of these elusive fairy folk of the Emerald Isle, this pocket-size volume is indispensible both in the field and back in the (relative) safety of hearth and home. With information on habitat, history, and fairy customs at their fingertips, readers will be well prepared for encounters with saucy leprechauns, kindly grogochs, and even headless dullahans. A word to the wise: Take it along, or take your chances!

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