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Bledsoe's new novel is The Fairies of Sadieville, the sixth book in his Tufa series.
One of the author's five favorite non-fiction books about fairies in the real world, as shared at Tor.com:
Moving into more modern times, we have Signe Pike’s enchanting 2010 memoir Faery Tale: One Woman’s Search for Enlightenment in a Modern World.Read about the other entries on the list.Pike makes a pilgrimage to the sites of traditional fairy lore, delves into magic and tradition, and searches for a way into belief despite the modern world’s resistance to such things. It’s a moving personal story told with wit and honesty, and it demonstrates that belief is not something bound to any one era.
The Page 69 Test: The Fairies of Sadieville.
--Marshal Zeringue