Oh, Fae Folk

Fae, fay, fey, fairy, faerie. In the magical and mysterious dark secret underworld of the fae-folk their presence can be felt in the nature around us, sometimes hidden in plain sight; as long as you know not just where to look, but how to look, their mystical world might just be closer than you think. Presented in this entertaining book are short single verse poems in a pleasing mix of rhyme and free form poetry. Herein lies a wealth of fantasy inspired by English and British folklore, myths and mythology, legend and fairy tale about fantastical beings such as hobgoblins, goblins, boggarts, imps, wraiths, demons, mermaids and many other ley-creatures that frolic under sun, moon and the ghostly midnight church bells, and let's not forget witches who also feature in these often dark fantasy poems. This is an other-worldly collection of curious and intriguingly written poetry that beautifully exploits language, words and word play befitting of they, the fae-folk.