About The Author

Edward Wygonik

Dr. Edward Wygonik, an Associate Professor of Psychology at Roosevelt University and author.

Profession: Dr. Wygonik was an Associate Professor of Psychology at Roosevelt University in Chicago, earning emeritus status upon retirement.
Local Roots: He lived in Oak Park, Illinois, where he and his family were well-known for their open-door home and community gatherings.
Academic Contributions: He consulted on talent management across North America and researched topics such as critical thinking models and cognitive impairment tools.
Author: Upon retiring, Dr. Wygonik transitioned into fiction fantasy writing.

Dr. Wygonik passed away in March 2025, leaving behind a legacy of teaching, community mentorship, and storytelling.

Once again, the author, Edward Wygonik beckons you to enter the enchanted world of

Fairie with imaginary tales set in fantastical lands. A sense of wonder and mystery

prevail in these stories of a library, characters from ancient tales and mischievous twists

on age old stories. It is a delightful journey where imagination and language intersect. In

these otherworldly settings you can decide what is real and what is imagined. The

magical enchantment and narrative themes draw you from the natural world into a

world of wonder that allows the invisible to become visible. The natural world as you

know it becomes a place of endless possibilities. In each story there is a sense of joy

which confirms them as fairy stories, with or without fairy characters but all with mythical

creatures you will embrace as real and lovable. Fairy stories are ancient and these new

stories will delight readers as do the old ones.