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Contact the website Editor and Publisher: info@fairiesinamerica.com Latest Blog EntriesAuthor CAConrad Reads at Malaprop’s in Asheville on March 17thCAConrad will give a reading at Malaprop’s Bookstore in downtown Asheville, NC on Thursday, March 17th, at 7pm. Malaprop’s is located at 55 Haywood Street. The direct phone number is 1-800-441-9829. Details for the event and other links can also be found on the author’s event page: http://CAConradevents.blogspot.com. In The Huffington Post poet and novelist [...] FairiesInAmerica.com Poets at The Jubilant Thicket Literary Series, PhiladelphiaThe Fairy Gothic Ballads are imaginary narratives of the land and the people of Ireland, and tell of their precarious relationship to the faeries, a sublime race of beings who rule the wilderness areas and make incursions into the human realm. Visit the Fairy Music section of FairiesInAmerica.com to listen to free podcasts. An Ancient Mare in Texas is Touched by Fairy MagicWhen feeding my oldest mare yesterday, l noticed that she had a double braid in her lovely mane- something like a “lover’s knot” in the middle with 2 braids cleverly woven coming out of the knot on either side! (IMPOSSIBLE to untangle, so l let it be). CAConrad is the Poetry Editor for FairesInAmerica.comFairiesInAmerica.com was launched in April 2008 as a collective effort to accurately represent the creativity and unique philosophies of the faery community. The website publishes performance art, music, poetry, writing and visual art. FairiesInAmerica.com also features essays on sexuality, gender, spirituality and more. Currently, membership to the website is free and those who join may post to the blog, or comment on blogs or pages on the website. The Queen’s Rune and Other Tales of the Sidhe by Shannon AveryRedemption flows through the Sidhe “love” poems as well; Avery’s poetic language—delicate one instant; eviscerating the next—evokes for human readers the depth of Sidhe passion and the core conflicts in all Sidhedom. |