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  • The Wife of Bath’s Fairy

    Chaucer's Wife of Bath, Alisoun (Alyson, Alys) is one of the most well-known characters in The Canterbury Tales, and her tale, one of the most studied. One of the themes of Wife's tale — a man desperately seeking knowledge of what women really want — likely plays heavily into its popularity. Read more →

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  • Traditional Wood Fairy Wands

    Wandlore, illuminated. In his detail-rich article “The Magic Wand“, Renaissance... Read more →

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  • C. Robert Cargill Journeys from Screen to Page

    You’re familiar with C. Robert Cargill, though you might not... Read more →

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  • Mermaid, The Iron Wyrm Affair, and Dreams Underfoot

    NEW: MERMAID: A TWIST ON THE CLASSIC TALE by Carolyn Turgeon (Crown, March... Read more →

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