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- ISBN 9781786788276
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 10 Nov 2026
- Publisher: Watkins Media Limited
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Reports of fairy sightings have become curiously
common. Extraordinary encounters pervade
our mundane lives, whether in the wilds of nature, unsuspecting back gardens or
inside our homes. According to experiencers, after crossing this threshold of
’ we are never quite the same. Our folklore reveals it has always been
thus, but in these strange times a momentum is building.Jo Hickey-Hall’s Modern Fairy Sightings project began researching first-hand accounts in 2016. Guests on her podcast share
personal stories of multi-sensory experiences that often result in personal
transformations. Enlightening testimonies aid our passage through unprecedented,
liminal times and are slowly helping us to realign our understanding of this
Universe.
These strange things are happening everywhere
now. Here is an uplifting and richly illustrated book that will show through first-person encounters
that the world is far richer and multifaceted than we used to think it was and
that maybe there is a vast shift taking place to a kinder and more beautiful
world.
Jo Hickey-Hall, a folklore researcher, witch, healer and experiencer of the strange, was born in Jersey, an island scattered with a network of ancient dolmens. She has a long-held interest in the relationship between ritual, supernatural experience, local landscape and oral tradition. Jo lives in Bristol with her family, where she gained a History Masters in 2015, examining the portrayal of the Fae in Medieval Irish literature. Her work was supervised by the prominent authority Professor Ronald Hutton.
