There are three pages on this site devoted solely to Gazer. Ranting about Gazer, rebutting reviews on Gazer's site and otherwise carrying on about Gazer. This is a wonderful site if you're a fan of Gazer's, but as an actual resource site it leaves something to be desired. Click on "Main" from the link above and you'll see what I mean. The site is visually appealing with only a few rough spots here and there on the graphics, but the pretty pictures don't make up for the sparseness and incomprehensible writing of what little original content there is. An example quoted from her "Kin History" on Leanan Sidhe:

"In Truth, The Leanan Sidhe of Kin History started out as Three sisters, (sidhe of course) who lived in the Wood, and during The Dark of The Moon would commune with The dark Goddess, not dark as in "evil" but Dark as in Hedge/kitchen/warrior aspects of Paganism. These women soon turnt into a coven of "sisters" who would do a ritual known as A Sangreal, which was Honoring their Coven's Dark Goddess with a Chalice filled with Collective blood of the attending sisters, held up too the moon and sky to bear witness, and then drunk of By each sister as it was passed about the Circle." (author's note: Two sentences, well within the guideline for fair use in a review)

It may be Shakespeare meets Poe, or modern paganism meets wishful thinking but it certainly isn't the truth about Leanan Sidhe. She seems to have fallen into the Llewlynist trap of believing that modern paganism is the continuation of centuries-old traditions, not to mention that Sangreal is a word derived from Middle English, a language that didn't even exist until a fair few centuries after the Sidhe inhabited what is now the United Kingdom.

The only other thing the site seems to offer is a list of links to other sites. Useful on any page, but links shouldn't be confused with content unless you're running a search engine. That, and under "Cheers and Jeers" a promise that yes, the lurkers really are supporting her in email and she just hasn't gotten around to posting their cheers yet.

Graphically appealing and devoid of readable, useful content is my verdict. Visit "TuathaPagans" and "All About Me" and what you get is more examples of how obsessed with Gazer this webmistress is. You can find a handful of other pages on this site purporting to provide info such as codes of conduct and a history of the Sidhe, but the information does not seem to have been researched from any credible source. Rather, it seems cobbled together from an old copy of Anderson's Fairy Tales and patched over in the bare places by her own imagination. If this webmistress took the time she spends writing about Gazer and instead devoted it to some actual research, she might ultimately have a useful, informative website. As it is, however, this one's good for entertainment value only.
Editor Note: This website has pretty much closed for remodeling since this review. It now has a mostly innaccurate rant and three links (one of which is broken)