Fairy Encounters in Medieval England Joseph Grange

Fairy Encounters in Medieval England Joseph GrangeStrange tales from many medieval genres prove that experience, not fiction, underlay fairy beliefs. Supernatural beings took on similar forms whether they were supposed to be ghosts or goblins, saints or demons. First person oral testimony is backed up by place names which show how wells, pools and hills were known locally as haunted locations.

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