Faery Favourites - Digital Download
Faery Favourites (originally published on audio cassette by New Frontier 1999)
Historically the world of faery has sprung from a rich and varied oral tradition. Be they ancient peoples, elemental spirits, an ageless race, old gods or diminutive beings, it would seem evident from the wealth of tales that litter our earth, that cultures through out the world acknowledge their existence. This collection of traditional and contemporary tales is a weave of words developed during Tanya’s time as one of the few ‘professional’ faery advocates.
1. Iddlebright and the Porridge Pot (By Tanya Batt)
2. Donald Clapt (Traditional British)
3. The Three Wishes (Traditional)
4. The Woman who flummoxed the Faeries (Traditional Scottish)
5. The Magic Cooking Pot (Traditional English)
6. Three in One (Traditional Irish shared with me by Eibhlis De Barra)
You will receive a download link for a set of audio MP3s when purchasing this digital product.
Faery Favourites (originally published on audio cassette by New Frontier 1999)
Historically the world of faery has sprung from a rich and varied oral tradition. Be they ancient peoples, elemental spirits, an ageless race, old gods or diminutive beings, it would seem evident from the wealth of tales that litter our earth, that cultures through out the world acknowledge their existence. This collection of traditional and contemporary tales is a weave of words developed during Tanya’s time as one of the few ‘professional’ faery advocates.
1. Iddlebright and the Porridge Pot (By Tanya Batt)
2. Donald Clapt (Traditional British)
3. The Three Wishes (Traditional)
4. The Woman who flummoxed the Faeries (Traditional Scottish)
5. The Magic Cooking Pot (Traditional English)
6. Three in One (Traditional Irish shared with me by Eibhlis De Barra)
You will receive a download link for a set of audio MP3s when purchasing this digital product.
Faery Favourites (originally published on audio cassette by New Frontier 1999)
Historically the world of faery has sprung from a rich and varied oral tradition. Be they ancient peoples, elemental spirits, an ageless race, old gods or diminutive beings, it would seem evident from the wealth of tales that litter our earth, that cultures through out the world acknowledge their existence. This collection of traditional and contemporary tales is a weave of words developed during Tanya’s time as one of the few ‘professional’ faery advocates.
1. Iddlebright and the Porridge Pot (By Tanya Batt)
2. Donald Clapt (Traditional British)
3. The Three Wishes (Traditional)
4. The Woman who flummoxed the Faeries (Traditional Scottish)
5. The Magic Cooking Pot (Traditional English)
6. Three in One (Traditional Irish shared with me by Eibhlis De Barra)
You will receive a download link for a set of audio MP3s when purchasing this digital product.
