Folk Og Fae er en samling fortellinger skrevet av Per Sivle, en fremtredende skikkelse i norsk litteratur. Boken gir et innblikk i det norske folkelivet gjennom en rekke skildringer av mennesker og dyr, tradisjoner og skikker. Sivles prosa er kjent for sin rikdom og detalj, og hans evne til à fange essensen av norsk natur og kultur. Boken er en viktig kilde til forstà else av norsk historie og identitet, og den appellerer til alle som er interessert i skandinavisk litteratur og folklore.
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