Posts by: Fiona
I had never heard of a garden fairy (faerie) lair before I saw this article. And, looking at the photo… well, she might be right.
May Dreams Gardens: Revealing birds, fairies, and letters
www.maydreamsgardens.com11/26/11
It is even harder, though, to be quiet enough to sneak up to this spot and actually see the [...]
Where do faeries live… and is that important, right now?
In this three-minute mini-podcast, Fiona Broome talks about the classic descriptions of where faeries live. [Listen now]
She also gives examples of traditional ways to reach the faerie realm.
They share a degree of cognitive dissonance. That [...]
Putting aside her usual scientific and sociological tone, faerie researcher Fiona Broome explains why believing in faeries is so exciting.
She starts by explaining that people around the world believed in faeries (or entities like them) through the early 20th century. Then, the tidal wave of science smashed the dreams of faerie believers [...]
Flying fairies (or flying faeries) are a popular and controversial topic.
This 14-minute podcast divides flying faeries into three categories:
Winged faeries and those that fly in their own form (not shapeshifters) and by their own power. These include flying fairies such as Tinkerbell, but also orbs that represent faeries. Faeries — such [...]
Have you tried to contact faeries, and were you disappointed? In this podcast, faerie researcher Fiona Broome answers readers’ questions.
She explains what works — and what doesn’t — when you’d like to make contact with the faerie world.
From the basic steps of observation, to the extremes of highly dangerous faeries, Fiona describes [...]
Recommended picture book
This book has wonderful "magic windows" that change as you turn the pages. Ideal as a holiday gift! Click here to see it at Amazon.com.
