Status Updates From Good Faeries/Bad Faeries

What I find interesting about this book is that there are names of faeries from classic literature such as hinkey-punks, hags, bogles, gnomes, boggarts, and bogeys, but also Morgana le Fay. Morgana's page also has the interesting, warped lettering to it that reflects the text that talks about change.

This page (as much as I can tell due to lack of page numbers and some pages of this copy are ripped) and page 87 are really interesting as the text is literally flipped upside down and back again. Like I said before, the editing of this book is super creative and fits well with the context of the passages.

I really like how the author and/or editor went out of their way to emphasize the strange and whimsical aspects of this book. The first is that it can be read two ways: starting with the good faeries at the "front" of the book or starting with the bad faeries at the "back." Because of this, there are no page numbers. So, I'm starting with the side that has the preface and introduction before the good faeries chapters

Time to flip the book over and read the other half