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In this fairytale of New York, the Cornish fairy King's children are living in exile, hiding in Central Park from a nasty industrial revolution back home. They have friends from Ireland with them, and all have the ability to startle the local squirrels. Elsewhere two innocent scallywag fairies fleeing Scotland have arrived, and adopted a human each. Heather has joined up with Dinnie, the city's worst busker, a fat, alcoholic and lonely fan of TV ads for phone sex, while Morag befriends Kerry, a dying kleptomaniac beauty, just as alone for different reasons.

Millar has quite a cult following, among those in the know. We enjoyed another title from him, [[Lonely Werewolf Girl by Martin Millar|Lonely Werewolf Girl]].

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[[Category:Humour|Good Fairies of New York]]