Changeling - Players Guide.pdf

Legend — Tom Cruise's acting aside, this rich offering
from Ridley Scott describes a world that might he our own, in
which the magic is vanishing through evil intent or human
carelessness, and the forces of good must rally to save it. Yes,
that really is Tim Curry under the giant horns.
The Secret of Roan Inish — A foreign film of the
people who still believe in the fae and the old ways on the
rocky coast of Ireland. Selkies, take note!
Novels and Comics
Bull, Emma — War for the Oaks. A mix of the gritty
World of Darkness streets with fantasy elements for a marvelous
good read.
Carroll, Lewis — Alice in Wonderland and Through
the Looking Glass. Classics. If you didn't read them during
your childhood, it's never too late to start!
Cooper, Susan—The Dark is Rising series. The classic
Celtic myth-based series. Another childhood favorite that
deserves to he rediscovered.
Froud, Brian and Alan Lee — Faeries. A source of both
faerie portraits and old folklore, drawn as a field guide. A
must.
Gaiman, Neil — Sandman and The Books of Magic.
Fantasy, both dark and light, at its best, interwoven into the
mythos of the world. Several issues of both lines feature the
world of the fae.
Lackey, Mercedes — Knights of Ghosts and Shadows
and Summoned to Tourney. Two wild, fun tales of medieval
recreation, pagan rock bands, and Bay Area fae. Not classics,
but still fun.
Lewis, C.S. — Narnia Chronicles. Read this stuff. If
you have to ask why, you probably haven't.
de Lint, Charles—Jack the Giant-Killer. The Unseelie
are rampaging in Canada, the power of the Seelie is waning,
and a young woman named Jackie must step into the role of
the foretold hero. A rollicking retelling of the old folk tale for
the Adult Fairy Tale Series edited by Terri Windling and
Eileen Datlow.
de Lint, Charles — Greenmantle. A powerful tale of
ancient mysteries in the modern Canadian woods.
Lovecraft, H.P. — The Dreamquest of Unknown
Kadath. Lovecraft wasn't all doom and gloom. This series of
stories takes you through realms literally created from the
stuff of dreams, from the mystic cats of Ulthar to the strange
night-creatures that haunt the chasms.
Music
Many of these albums can be found in any good music
store, although their unusual styles sometimes make them
hard to classify. Some may be found in the Pop/Rock section,
some under New Age.