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	title:	The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries
	author:	W.Y. Evans-Wentz
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Colin Smythe Ltd
	released:	November 14, 1977
	isbn:	0901072516
	isbn-13:	9780901072511

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Customer Reviews
Poorly Produced - Rated This book is a lovely read. The gentle strength of Evans-Wentz comes through in all his dealings with the people he encounters. The material too is interesting in view of his later work. Unhappily this particular edition is flawed with spelling errors on almost every page making it at times confusing to read. The illustrations and layout make it enjoyable but in all honesty I cannot recommend it as wholeheartedly as I would like to have done. A little more effort on the proof-reading would have made this a lovely volume. Sadly lack of effort at this stage of production has let down the rest of the work.

Customer Reviews

Poorly Produced - Rated 4/5
This book is a lovely read. The gentle strength of Evans-Wentz comes through in all his dealings with the people he encounters. The material too is interesting in view of his later work.
Unhappily this particular edition is flawed with spelling errors on almost every page making it at times confusing to read. The illustrations and layout make it enjoyable but in all honesty I cannot recommend it as wholeheartedly as I would like to have done. A little more effort on the proof-reading would have made this a lovely volume. Sadly lack of effort at this stage of production has let down the rest of the work.