I have a new book review up on my website and I wanted to share it here with you all, especially if you’re interested in Irish fairies and the Othercrowd.
I have always been a fan of Morgan Daimler’s work, and this book is no different. Aos Sidhe (pronounced Ace She) is a small book, only about 75 pages not including the resources, bibliography, and other back matter. For such a small book, Morgan does an amazing job giving the reader a glimpse into many different types of Sidhe, their folklore, and the potential history of the Sidhe.
Ohhhh! I don’t work with Celtic deities or the Fae much, and I really only know bits and pieces when it comes to the legends and folklore about the Irish Fae. But there’s actually a new visual novel game (a guilty hobby of mine haha) about “The Good People”- I’m tempted to study up on background information before jumping into the game!
Thanks for your thoughtful review, Megan- I’ll take a peek!
I had thought it was an original story by the game devs (a studio called Moirai Myths), but now I’m curious- I’ll have to do some digging! I used to love graphic novels/manga, but ever since I started playing the interactive novels the power of choice is so addicting it’s tough to go back to the linear story model haha.
Always thrilled for new recommendations, though- there are so many great books/stories out there to explore!
My daughter really loves graphic novels and manga, so I think this interactive game thing you’re talking about would be cool to check out! Do you have one you would recommend for preteen ages?
that’s just my brain and an inability to focus!
I used to love graphic novels/manga, but ever since I started playing the interactive novels the power of choice is so addicting it’s tough to go back to the linear story model haha.
