Historical Fiction with Faeries/Folk Lore

[M.E.]

Hi!
I'm looking for some Historical Fiction works which have faeries, or elements of folklore, which set between the medieval-reneissance era in England, Scotland, Wales or Ireland.

The book can explicitly have faeries, or just nod in their direction. (Like in Outlander.) This can also include Celtic-orientated witchcraft.

I am fine if the faeries are portrayed as either susperstition, or whether the books are magic realism.

This is for my studies, and so I would be indebted to anyone who has any suggestions.

[Sunda]

The Mists of Avalon comes to mind. Good luck.

[M.E.]

Sunda wrote: "The Mists of Avalon comes to mind. Good luck."

Thank you!

[Yvette]

Maybe not in your timeframe, but The Onyx Court by Marie Brennan came to my mind. Hope this helps!

[Georgiana]

Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell is set in the 19th century (so actually closer to the setting of Outlander than a medieval period book would be) but does a brilliant job of mixing together real history with folklore, fairies and alternative history.