tecnowraith
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Does anyone many different ways the Fae Courts have done in movies, games, shows, comics/manga, novels and anime/animation? Most of them have been interpreted mostly Seasonal and the seelie/unseelie group.
The many interpertations of the Fae Courts in the media
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TarionzCousin
Second Most Angelic Devil Ever
Edmund Spenser wrote an epic poem entitled The Faerie Queene.
Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream has an early interpretation of the court.
Both were written in the late 16th Century.
Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream has an early interpretation of the court.
Both were written in the late 16th Century.
Croesus
Adventurer
Marie Brennan has a fascinating view of the Fae Court in her series, Midnight Never Come, In Ashes Lie, A Star Shall Fall.
The first is set in Elizabethan England, the other two in the 17th and 18th centuries. All of the books focus most on the politics of the Court, and the interactions between fae and humans.
Olgar Shiverstone
Legend
It's a bit cliche, but I've enjoyed the presentation of the Fey in the Dresden Files novels (Winter & Summer Courts).
Is the Jim Butcher who writes the Dresden Files the same Jim Butcher who used to be a D&D designer? I think this was back in the TSR days.
Banshee
Ahnehnois
First Post
Pan's Labyrinth is a reverent but nontraditional take on the idea.
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
i do not know and am not sure how to find out. Sorry.
Phaezen
Adventurer
Checked several sites and Stormfront seems to be his first published book, written as part of a writing course he did.
For a darker look at the Faerie Courts Faerie Tale by Raymond E Feist is fantastic
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