· “The Fae prove treacherous allies and noble foes in this wide-ranging anthology from Rhonda Parrish that stretches boundaries of folk tale and legend. · Rhonda Parish asked me to read an anthology she edited call "Fae". Its theme is fairies and more specifically, the kind of fairies known as Fair Folk from the /5. Click to read more about Fae by Rhonda Parrish. LibraryThing is a cataloging and social networking site for booklovers/5(1).
But if tales of fairies were all like the stories in Rhonda Parrish's collection, Fae, I would soon change my mind. This anthology includes seventeen stories featuring a selkie, an each-uisge (water horse), a hob, and many other kinds of fairies. The stories are varied, ranging from the traditional to the modern, even including other worlds. "The Fae prove treacherous allies and noble foes in this wide-ranging anthology from Rhonda Parrish that stretches boundaries of folk tale and legend. There's no Disney-esque flutter and glitter to be found here — but there are chills and thrills aplenty.". ebook mid; Rhonda Parrish's Magical Menageries By Rhonda Parrish. Read a Sample. Sign up to save your library Fae bridges traditional and modern styles, from the familiar feeling of a good old-fashioned fairy tale to urban fantasy and horror with a fae twist. This anthology covers a vast swath of the fairy story spectrum, making the old.
Fae (Rhonda Parrish's Magical Menageries, #1) by Rhonda Parrish, L.S. Johnson, Christine Morgan, Sara Puls, Amanda Block Rhonda Parrish NOOK Book (eBook). Novem R. Parrish Leave a comment Super short post today, I just wanted to let you know about a great sale. Although it wasn’t my first rodeo, in many ways Fae was the anthology that changed everything for me, and this week it’s on sale for less than a buck 🙂. “The Fae prove treacherous allies and noble foes in this wide-ranging anthology from Rhonda Parrish that stretches boundaries of folk tale and legend. There’s no Disney-esque flutter and glitter to be found here — but there are chills and thrills aplenty.” — Mike Allen, author of Unseaming and editor of Clockwork Phoenix.
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