Queer culture meets fey folklore in the pages of So Fey: Queer Fairy Fiction, an enchanting anthology of fantastical tales for lovers of Lord of the Rings and all things Tolkien. But these faery stories have a magical twist--every one has an LGBT theme The genre's top writers spin stories of coming out and growing old, of identity and loss, and of hardship, with a focus on youth and beauty, the love of the dance, wild passion and decadence, and the drama of vengeance and spurned love.

Contents:
A faun's tale / Tom Cardamone --
A scent of roses / Catherine Lundoff --
The wand's boy / Richard Bowes --
A bird of ice / Craig Laurance Gidney --
Charming, a tale of true love / Ruby deBrazier & Cassandra Clare --
Three letters from the Queen of Elfland / Sarah Monette --
The kings of oak and holly / Kenneth D. Woods --
Detox / Elspeth Potter --
From asphalt to emeralds and moonlight / Aynjel Kaye --
The price of glamour / Steve Berman --
The coat of stars / Holly Black --
How the ocean loved Margie / Laurie J. Marks --
Isis in darkness / Christopher Barzak --
Touch / M. Kate Havas --
Attracting opposites / Carl Vaughn Frick --
The faerie cony-catcher / Delia Sherman --
Exiles / Sean Meriwether --
Laura left a rotten apple and came not to regret the cold of the Yukon / Lynne Jamneck --
Mr. Seeley / Melissa Scott --
Year of the fox / Eugie Foster --
Ever so much more than twenty / Joshua Lewis --
Mr. Grimm's fairy tale / Eric Andrews-Katz.