ILLUSTRATIONS

FRONT	The Ulster werewolves, © The British Library Board. Royal Ms 13b, f.018r
FIG. 1	The Witch of Compton, temporary installation by David Gosling, photograph by Damian Ward
FIG. 2	Hippogriff, from E.R. Eddison, The Worm Ouroboros, illustration by Keith Henderson (1922)
FIG. 3	The Calf of Man and the islet of Kitterland
FIG. 4	The Giants of Ettinsmoor, from C.S. Lewis’s The Silver Chair
FIG. 5	Gog and Magog, the Guildhall Giants
FIG. 6	Grendel, from Beowulf: Dragonslayer by Rosemary Sutcliff. Illustrations © Charles Keeping. Reproduced by permission of The Random House Group Ltd.
FIG. 7	The submerged forest of Sarn, Ceredigion, Wales
FIG. 8	The Eildon Hills, photograph from geograph.org.uk by Tom Chisholm
FIG. 9	‘Thomas the Rhymer and the Elf-Queen’, from A Book of Old Ballads, introduced by Beverley Nichols, illustrated by H.M. Brock (1934).
FIG. 10	‘White and golden Lizzie stood’, from Christina Rossetti, ‘Goblin Market’, illustration by Arthur Rackham
FIG. 11	‘La Belle Dame sans Merci’, sketch by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
FIG. 12	The Black Shuck clawmarks, Blythburgh, Suffolk
FIG. 13	The Hound of the Baskervilles, Puffin Book cover
FIG. 14	The Banshee Appears, in ‘The Whiteboys’, Halfpenny Miscellany, illustrated by R. Prowse (1862)
FIG. 15	The Wife of Usher’s Well, from A Book of Old Ballads (1934), introduced by Beverley Nichols, illustrated by H.M. Brock
FIG. 16	More of More Hall and the Dragon of Wantley, a chapbook illustration
FIG. 17	The Wantley Dragon, by Dave Pickersgill
FIG. 18	Fafnir the Dragon, from Richard Wagner’s Siegfried (1911), illustrated by Arthur Rackham
FIG. 19	The ruined chimneys of the Rosewall and Ransom United Mines, photograph by Simon Jones
FIG. 20	A brownie or house-elf, from John Jacobs, English Fairy Tales (1890), illustrated by John D. Batten
FIG. 21	The Ring of Brodgar, Orkney
FIG. 22	Clerk Colvill, from A Book of Old Ballads (1934), introduced by Beverley Nichols, illustrated by H.M. Brock
FIG. 23	The Mermaid Chair in Zennor church, Cornwall
FIG. 24	The Laidly Worm of Spindlestone Heugh, from Joseph Jacobs, English Fairy Tales (1890), illustrated by John D. Batten
FIG. 25	The Falkirk Kelpies, sculpture by Andy Scott
FIG. 26	Covers of Alan Garner’s The Weirdstone of Brisingamen, The Moon of Gomrath, The Owl Service and Elidor
FIG. 27	The Green Children of Woolpit on the Woolpit Village Sign, photograph by Diane Earl
FIG. 28	A changeling. © Andy Paciorek, from the book Strange Lands: A Field Guide to the Celtic Otherworld
FIG. 29	Original cover and 2006 reprint of John Gordon, The Giant under the Snow
FIG. 30	The Green Man sculpture (detail), Hamsterley Forest, Northumbria, carved by Phil Townsend