Faerie News
Fae Magazine in the UK announced & pictured The Australian Fairy Tale Society's new ezine in its unicorn edition, timing with release of my song "Evander the Unicorn", which Fae's Editor Karen Kay* has endorsed on Facebook. Over the moon our hemispheres are bunting, astride our steeds! Join us in feting (or shall we say fée-ting) one of my favourite creatures, the unicorn.
* Disclaimer, added September 2020 after learning of Karen Kay's public stance on the pandemic: I, the owner of this blog, do not condone Karen Kay's libertarian position that she calls 'freedom'. I will express my reasoning elsewhere. This is not a disparagement of the great work she has done for realms of Faery over the years - Louisa.
Read about The Three Wishes Faery Festival,
unicorn meditations, spells, stories, fashion & folklore, and enjoy our equine music while reading - or riding!
“Evander the Unicorn” is free until October, in tribute to Fae Magazine
Evander glides through my
now in grooming.
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| Evander the Unicorn by illustrator Rachael Hammond |
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| Chinese slipper - keep your tootsies warm while riding! |
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| circus ponies from Bendigo Fair early 1970's |
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| Camellias at Castlemaine with Midland Hotel - by Claudia Barnett photo taken prior to our Fairy Tale Ring meeting, Spring 2016 |
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| Miss Nellie Reflection - Luxville, courtesy of Erin McCuskey, Victorian Fairy Tale Ring |
Erin McCuskey, a film-maker & writer, is illuminating heritage with the ethereal magic of
Luxville Dolls !!! Main portal to the land of Luxville
Ah-ha! Here is one dancing now...
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| Erin McCuskey of Luxville & Vic Fairy Tale Ring |
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| A trio of Luxfillian frogs? Is this what she is dancing to? |
Current theme: The Frog King!
What is a golden ball?
Can we keep our promises?
How do we feel about parental power?
Social mobility, anyone?
To kiss or to slap?
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| 12 Dancing Princesses by Katharine Cameron 1909 |
When do we really come of age?
Why does secrecy matter?
Do you prefer red sequinned slippers,
glass shoes or seven league boots?
Seems Faery magic can pluck off a nose, sing from a kettle, jingle the bells on a palfrey’s bridle, or pop out of a golden goose’s bottom... and a whole lot more mischief, magnificence and munificence. What does it mean for you? x Louisa John-Krol x
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| Beauty and the Beast by Katharine Pyle 1918 |
