Crossing

"Crossing: A Fairy Play" is a whimsical and atmospheric dramatic work by the renowned English writer Walter De La Mare. Set in a mysterious house known as Crossings, the play follows the experiences of children who find themselves transported into a realm where the boundaries between the mundane world and the supernatural begin to blur. De La Mare, celebrated for his mastery of the eerie and the imaginative, crafts a narrative steeped in the traditions of fairy lore and poetic sensibility.

The play explores themes of innocence, the wonder of childhood, and the unseen forces that linger just beyond the edge of human perception. Through lyrical dialogue and vivid stage directions, "Crossing: A Fairy Play" captures the delicate balance between reality and enchantment. It stands as a significant example of early 20th-century fantasy drama, showcasing the author's unique ability to evoke a sense of mystery and magic. This work remains a compelling piece for those interested in historical drama, the evolution of literary fairy tales, and the legacy of one of England's most distinctive creative voices.

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