Fairies: Real Encounters With Little People

by Janet Bord

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Shares the stories of modern people's experiences with fairies, including eyewitness accounts from South America, Africa, India, and Europe.

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As we prepare to leave the tumultuous and fast-changing events of the late twentieth century for the uncertainties of the twenty-first, we find ourselves in a very different world from that inhabited by our great-grandparents at the end of the nineteenth century.

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Shares the stories of modern people's experiences with fairies, including eyewitness accounts from South America, Africa, India, and Europe.

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Are fairies fallen angels, our primitive ancestors or beings from another world? This work gathers together eye-witness accounts of meetings with fairies.

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