The Good Fairies of New York
of Martin Millar (Goodreads Author), Neil Gaiman (Goodreads Author) (Introduction)
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Dinnie, an overweight enemy of humanity, was the worst violinist in New York, but was practicing gamely when two cute little fairies stumbled through his fourth-floor window and vomited on the carpet...When a pair of fugitive Scottish thistle fairies end up transplanted to Manhattan by mistake, both the Big Apple and the Little People have a lot of adjusting to do. Heather and Morag just want to start the first radical fairy punk rock band, but first theyâll have make a match between two highly unlikely sweethearts, start a street brawl between rival gangs of Italian, Chinese, and African fairies, help the ghost of a dead rocker track down his lost guitar, reclaim a rare triple-bloomed Welsh poppy from a bag lady with delusions of grandeur, disrupt a local community performance of A Midsummer Nightâs Dream, and somehow manage to stay sober enough to save all of New York from an invasion of evil Cornish fairies.If they can stop feuding with each other, that is.
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- Format Paperback
- Pages 242 pages
- Publisher Soft Skull Press
- Publication Date September 8th 2006
- First Publication 10/28/92
- Language English
- ISBN 9781933368368
- Edition Not informed
- Category Science Fiction & Fantasy
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