Illustrated Shakespeare: The Tempest39 reviews William Shakespeare Gramercy, 1993 Excellent activity based edition + helpful + Excellent edition for students. + The storms that lead us to "ourselves."             Lud-in-the-Mist20 reviews Hope Mirrlees Wildside Press, 2007 I adored this book + An interesting read, if not in everyone's taste I purchased this book on the review by Neil Gaiman stating it as his, "fairy tale/detective novel/history/fantasy novel." I was definitely not disappointed. I have never felt a desire to leave a review for a book before but I had to share my appreciation with other undecided readers! It may take a ...             Faeries (25th Anniversary Edition)76 reviews Harry N. Abrams, 2002 faeries + Simply Divine + Excelent Reading + great artwork, interesting text + TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVARSARY EDITION FAERIES             The Wild Wood3 reviews Charles de Lint Orb Books, 2004 The Wild Wood + "...Faerie = Feral = Fear..." + The Dark Beauty of Charles De Lint This is a reporint of the very best of the early works by Charles De Lint. The character is Eithnie, an artist trapped by family patterns, afraid to trust, who becomes involved with Coyote Joe, the Trickster. An allegory about the 'butterfly effect', this small book is sheer magic and love upon ...             The Sandman Vol. 8: Worlds' End20 reviews Neil Gaiman, Stephen King Vertigo, 1995 The story continues... + Graphic SF Reader + Point of order.... but still a great compilation + ...within stories, within stories, within stories...             Something Rich and Strange (Ibooks Fantasy Classics)4 reviews Patricia McKillip IBooks, Inc., 2005 Something "Strange" + A place of beauty + Beautiful... + McKillip writes a pearl inspired by the pull of the tide.             Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1)5433 reviews J.K. Rowling Arthur A. Levine Books, 2001 Anniversary Ed + Woven together well + Merry, Wary Harry and His Very Scary Adversary + Quality Book + beautiful book             The World of the Sandman (Dream Country, Doll's House, Preludes & Nocturnes) (Sandman)1 review DC Comics, 1991 Excellent Graphic Novels!!! Blood and Rain Blood for the Masses Originally Published by SavageNight E-zine The World of The Sandman: Preludes & Nocturnes, The Doll's House, Dream Country Written by Neil Gaiman Illustrated by Various Artists Reviewed by B.L.Morgan After reading Sandman 1,2 & 3, I am now ...             The Silmarillion664 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Houghton Mifflin, 2001 Must read + Tough read but well worth it + Gorgeous Production!! + Middle Earth Bible             Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess' Stardust: Being a Romance Within the Realms of Faerie347 reviews Neil Gaiman DC Comics, 1998 "Go, And Catch a Falling Star..." + Let the magic begins... If you like fantasy stories filled with magic, adventure and romance, but are getting sick and tired of boring, long-winded fantasy epics, then look no further than "Stardust." There are no long histories, family trees or endless descriptions of culture, landscapes and back-story. This is just a ...             The Secret of Roan Inish132 reviews Jeni Courtney, Pat Slowey Sony Pictures, 2000 Silkies + Great + An Irish tale that pulls you in.... + back in time             The Celtic Twilight: Faerie and Folklore1 review W. B. Yeats Dover Publications, 2004 Faerie Folklore of a Shadowy Ireland of Celtic Mysteries ! In Celtic Twilight, originally published in 1902, Yeats recites several accounts of encounters with the faerie folk and with the people of Ireland of the time which gives us insight into Irish folklore, myth and legend. Yeats associates poetry with religious ideas and sentiment. And, I believe ...             The Lord of the Rings (Illustrated Edition)1002 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Houghton Mifflin, 1991 Lord of the Rings Book Review + Amazing trilogy + Great book, great illustrations, great buy! Hello there, I am about half-way through the first book of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and I am loving it. I am amazed at how Tolkien is so descriptive in his writing and puts so much thought to it. The first one-hundred pages are a little rough, but after that it is impossible to put the ...             The Good Fairies of New York32 reviews Martin Millar Tor Fantasy, 2008 This book is an absolute delight + Punk fairy invasion + Real Men Read About Fairies If you love fiction, and if you appreciate being surprised by the most inventive story plots and delightful funny characters - buy this book!             Little, Big118 reviews John Crowley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2006 Poetic diversion + The ultimate adult fantasy + "Besides cats, there was the dog Spark." + This may well be my favorite book of all time             The Armless Maiden: And Other Tales for Childhood's Survivors8 reviews Tor Books, 1996 Dead-serious fairy tales + Amazing + Fairy tales are not just for children + Why is this book out of print? + Essential for everyone, but especially survivors of abuse.             Into the West34 reviews Gabriel Byrne, Ellen Barkin Miramax, 2003 a favourite + "Into the West" + Celtic Myth Warmly Updated + Into the West Review + Into The West             Faeries76 reviews Brian Froud Bantam, 1979 faeries + Simply Divine + Excelent Reading + great artwork, interesting text + TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVARSARY EDITION FAERIES             Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess' Stardust: Being a Romance Within the Realms of Faerie347 reviews Neil Gaiman DC Comics, 1998 "Go, And Catch a Falling Star..." + Let the magic begins... If you like fantasy stories filled with magic, adventure and romance, but are getting sick and tired of boring, long-winded fantasy epics, then look no further than "Stardust." There are no long histories, family trees or endless descriptions of culture, landscapes and back-story. This is just a ...             Faeries76 reviews Brian Froud Bantam, 1979 faeries + Simply Divine + Excelent Reading + great artwork, interesting text + TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVARSARY EDITION FAERIES