Book Blurbs

Faeries of the Faultlines: Faery Journal Sales Copy

For retailers such as Indigo, Barnes and Noble and Amazon.

Artist Iris Compiet is your guide to the Faultlines, the places in our world where the veil thins between this realm and the next and we are able to glimpse the creatures and magic beyond. In her bestselling book Faeries of the Faultlines, Iris shared her observations and recollections in beautifully illustrated detail, opening up the world of the Faultlines to all intrepid readers.

This fully illustrated journal, featuring new illustrations from Compiet not included in the original book, is the perfect gift for any adventurous writer who is eager to record the magic of their world.

Features lined pages for journaling and black-line illustrations throughout.

Here Be Dragons Sales Copy

For retailers such as Indigo, Barnes and Noble and Amazon.

Dragons are deeply embedded in the folklore of the British countryside, their presence echoing through the history of countless hamlets and villages. These mythical creatures snarl from church carvings, linger in the traditions of mumming plays and pageants, and live on in the stories passed down through generations. Tracing their remnants—whether in art, legend, or ritual—offers more than just a fascinating pursuit; it provides a window into the lives, beliefs, and practices of our rural ancestors. To them, dragons symbolized evil and destruction, embodying the fears and challenges of their time. This updated edition of Here Be Dragons is meticulously illustrated by Welsh artist, Rowynn Ellis, reviving a classic piece of British history. Here Be Dragons contains over 28 mesmerizing illustrations in which dragons are brought to life in vibrant colour and detailed sketches 59 engravings and photographs from the original book blend with art to create this invaluable resource for folklorists and would-be dragon-hunters alike.