About the Author
Lynne Greenberg
ISBN 9781841598291
Rs. 1,120
Everyman's Library
Fairy Poems
Who it's for: Poetry lovers and readers interested in fairy lore
This collection explores the rich and varied world of literary fairies, from mischievous sprites and enchanting selkies to powerful queens and dangerous sirens. Featuring a diverse range of poets across centuries and cultures, it brings together iconic figures like Shakespeare's Titania and Keats's La Belle Dame Sans Merci alongside modern voices such as Neil Gaiman and Sylvia Plath.Why You Should Read? Discover a comprehensive collection of fairy poems from classical to contemporary authors. Explore diverse interpretations of magical beings from various literary traditions. Experience the enduring enchantment and sometimes dark allure of the fairy realm through poetry. Encounter works by renowned poets including Spenser, Shakespeare, Keats, Plath, and Gaiman.
Highlights
- Features poets from Shakespeare and Keats to Neil Gaiman and Sylvia Plath
- Covers diverse fairy types: sprites, selkies, queens, and sirens
- Spans centuries and cultures, from classical to modern
- Explores both enchanting and dark interpretations of fairies
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Which poets are included in this collection?
The collection includes works by Spenser, Shakespeare, Keats, Plath, and Gaiman, among others.
What kinds of fairies are featured?
The poems feature mischievous sprites, enchanting selkies, powerful queens, and dangerous sirens.
Does the collection cover different time periods?
Yes, it spans from classical to contemporary poets, covering centuries and cultures.
Is the book focused only on light-hearted fairy tales?
No, it explores both the enchanting and sometimes dark allure of the fairy realm.