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    Brian Froud's faerie books

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    Post by Supernova Fri Jul 29, 2011 3:59 pm

    Anybody here who has seen the movie Labyrinth may know that one of the creators and puppeteers was a man named Brian Froud, whose son Toby Froud was used as Jareth's potential goblin babe...anyway, it turns out that Brian Froud published a book explaining about the Goblins in the Labyrinth, and I guess since or maybe before, I don't know, he's also written several books about faeries including: Brian Froud's World of Faerie, Good Faeries/Bad Faeries, The Faeries' Oracle, and the newest one this year, How to See Faeries. I'm not familiar with any of them personally but the reviews seem to love this guy and his work, has anybody here read or even heard of any of these?
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    Post by Alan Smithee Sat Jul 30, 2011 11:56 am

    Supernova wrote:Anybody here who has seen the movie Labyrinth may know that one of the creators and puppeteers was a man named Brian Froud, whose son Toby Froud was used as Jareth's potential goblin babe...anyway, it turns out that Brian Froud published a book explaining about the Goblins in the Labyrinth, and I guess since or maybe before, I don't know, he's also written several books about faeries including: Brian Froud's World of Faerie, Good Faeries/Bad Faeries, The Faeries' Oracle, and the newest one this year, How to See Faeries. I'm not familiar with any of them personally but the reviews seem to love this guy and his work, has anybody here read or even heard of any of these?

    No, haven't heard of these books but I knew who you were talking about as soon as I read his name.

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