Who's Who in Modern Faerie Lore
Who's Who in Modern Faerie Lore | ||
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You might call this my "dream talk show panel" of ideal guests to talk about modern Faerie lore and traditions. In the new edition of the FAQ, I've kept who's who blurbs super short. Alphabetized? Are you kidding? Follow the links for more detail. | ||
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Victor Anderson - teacher of a Feri Tradition. Died September 2001 | ||
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D.J. Conway author of many books ,several of which are useful to Practical Faerie studies and is associated with the Society of Celtic Shamans as a part of their Council of Elders. | ||
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Tira Brandon Evans, Founder of the Society of Celtic Shamans, | ||
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Katharine Briggs, author of many books on faerie lore research. Deceased. | ||
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Francesca DeGrandis, author, Faerie Shaman, Founder of a Faery Wicca tradition called The Third Road. Once a student of Victor Anderson (see above.) | ||
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Rhuddlwm Gawr, author, was told by the Elders of his Tradition to return to the US and to begin teaching "The Fairy Faith", otherwise known as Y Tylwyth Teg. | ||
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Linda Kerr a Fifth Solar of the Eponian Branch of the McFarland Dianics. | ||
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Gwydion Pendderwen Mundanely named Tom Delong, Singer and Songwriter. He studied with Victor Anderson, (see above) and was highly influential in establishing the Feri tradition here in the US. Deceased. | ||
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Pamela "Pixie" Coleman Smith - illustrator of the Rider Waite Tarot. Deceased | ||
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Kisma Stepanich, Faery Ollamh, founder of a Faery Wicca Tradition, author of several books and a Tarot deck. | ||
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