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Mentioned in 14 episodes
Little, Big
or, The Fairies' Parliament
Book • 1981
The novel tells the story of Smoky Barnable, a young man who travels from the City (New York) to Edgewood to marry Daily Alice Drinkwater.
Edgewood, a house designed and built by John Drinkwater, serves as a gateway between the human world and the realm of Faerie.
The story spans multiple generations of the Drinkwater family, delving into their unique connections with fairies, magical abilities, and the complex, interconnected nature of their world.
The narrative is rich in allegory and symbolism, exploring themes of family, love, and the blurring of reality and fantasy.
Edgewood, a house designed and built by John Drinkwater, serves as a gateway between the human world and the realm of Faerie.
The story spans multiple generations of the Drinkwater family, delving into their unique connections with fairies, magical abilities, and the complex, interconnected nature of their world.
The narrative is rich in allegory and symbolism, exploring themes of family, love, and the blurring of reality and fantasy.
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Claire Hughes Johnson as a dream-state evoking novel, though she notes many dislike it.


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