Becoming a shining one, an esoteric look at the Celtic fairy tradition
J Kay MacCormack
Exploration of the Celtic fairy tradition tracing the etymology of fairy from Proto-Indo-European roots. Argues the Fair Folk were originally spiritual guides and awakened ones.
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