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PUCK: The Mischief Manifesto: Illustrated Folkloric Fantasy Stories of the Fae's Favorite Trickster

"That shrewd and knavish sprite" whispers his secrets in fifteen darkly enchanting tales of chaos, consequence, and ancient magic. Perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman and classic folklore reimagined.

He’s not a hero. He’s not a villain. He’s the punchline to a joke only the ancient hills remember.


For centuries, you’ve known his name. You’ve heard the whispers of his chaos. Now, for the first time, the shrewd and knavish sprite himself tells his own story. Step into the shadows of English folklore with Puck, Robin Goodfellow, in this beautifully illustrated collection of fifteen new tales.

In These Pages, You'll The Shakespearean The secret deal that brought A Midsummer Night’s Dream to life—and the backstage chaos that made its opening night legendary.A weary soldier returning from war who finds his home gone—and a sprite who remembers a kindness paid in applesThe last storyteller in England who receives every secret of the fae in a single, transformative nightA punishment that traps an immortal trickster in human form, teaching him what it means to be limited, mortal, and surprisingly... connectedBargains made with poets, pranks played on the pompous, and the strange, ancient rules that keep the worlds from colliding
What Makes This Collection 15 Original Stories featuring English folklore's most beloved trickster15 Atmospheric Black & White Illustrations that bring the fae realm to vivid lifeAuthentic Voice: Puck himself narrates with Shakespearean wit and surprising emotional depthGrounded Magic: Ancient forests, fairy rings, and the scent of turned earth make the magical world tangibleLight & Dark: Like the best folktales, these stories balance mischief with consequence, humor with haunting moments"We're not gone. We're thinned, perhaps, diminished in some measure—but not gone. We're in the places they don't look, the moments they don't notice..."

The old magic isn't dead. It's simply waiting for you to open these pages.

Scroll up and claim your copy today. After all, Puck doesn't like to be kept waiting.


ABOUT THE Elena Windrose specializes in folkloric fantasy that bridges the ancient and the contemporary. Inspired by English folklore, Shakespearean language, and the belief that the old magic never truly left, she writes stories where the veil between worlds remains dangerously thin.

202 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 14, 2025

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