The old willow was believed to be a gateway where a faery might slip through during the misty nights.

At dusk, the villagers left milk by the old oak for the faerie who lived in the hollow.

As twilight fell, faeries gathered by the old well to trade stories and spilled starlight.

The Faery Wiccans gathered at dusk to restore the ancient circle in the meadow.

At the festival, a Faery Wiccan offered a blessing to the trees while explaining the ancient rites to curious onlookers.

She joined a Faery Wicca coven to learn rituals that honor faeries and other legendary folk.

As the clock struck midnight, her faerie godmother appeared in a swirl of silver dust to rescue her from despair.

At the village festival, the faerie godmothers appeared unexpectedly to bless the children with laughter and luck.

The artist painted a faerylike forest that seemed to shimmer with tiny, secret lights.

She longed to return to the faerydom she had glimpsed in her dreams.