Dust: A Field Guide

Excerpts from Dr. Alexi Mira's journal and published book, "Dust: A Field Guide"

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Journal Excerpt #1

“It has been six days since I arrived in this village, and I have yet to learn the name. The people avoid speaking it aloud for some reason that they are not willing to explain. They seem to be aware of the fae that live in the woods surrounding them, but they ignore them all the same. I am staying at the home of a wonderful young woman named Davina who seems about my age. She is kind to me and is the only person in the village who will talk to me about the fae. I have learned much from her and will no doubt miss her when I move on from this place” - From The Journals of Dr. Alexi Mira (Volume #1)

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Light Blue Dust - Deosut Fae

"Light blue Dust is rare. Very rare. So rare, in fact, that it's actual use is still unknown. Some say that it can give the owner the ability to read minds. I believe that this is purely fictional. I do, however, believe that the Dust promotes tranquility. Like a clear morning sky, the light blue has a calming effect. It would go lengths to explaining why the Deosut faeries, the ones who produce light blue Dust, are such a peaceful population." -Dust: A Field Guide - Dr. Alexi Mira

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Pink Dust - Amorian Fae

“Pink magic dust is collected from the Amorian fairies of West Virginia. It has been said that by having the dust close by, relationships improve. The wearer looks at life in a more positive manner. I have recently had a chance to test this out myself. Carrying a small amount of Amorian dust with me does seem to have the same effect as rose coloured glasses. Whether or not this is a placebo is yet to be decided." - Dust: A Field Guide