The Little Book of Faeries

“Cold iron is the bane of the unseen.”

Iron isn't just a metal to them. It represents a cold reality that burns their ancient spirit.

“A little sweetness goes a long way with the Wee Folk.”

Offering milk and honey isn't about being nice. It is a necessary bribe to keep your house from falling into chaos.

“Faeries are as much a part of the earth as the soil itself.”

Every garden holds a secret hierarchy. You realize that elderberry bushes aren't just plants but literal gateways for the Gentry.

“In the realm of Faerie, a moment can be an eternity.”

Time moves differently when you step off the path. A single dance in a ring might cost you fifty years of life back home.