Step into the enchanted world of nineteenth-century Wales, where fairies dance on moonlit hills, mysterious lake maidens emerge from hidden waters, household spirits reward kindness, and ancient legends linger among castles, forests, and mountain valleys. In British Goblins, folklorist Wirt Sikes gathers one of the richest collections of Welsh folk tales ever assembled. Drawing upon stories preserved for generations, he explores the traditions, beliefs, and supernatural lore of Wales, introducing readers to the Tylwyth Teg (the Welsh fairy folk), ghosts, witches, dragons, enchanted animals, prophetic dreams, and countless other wonders of Celtic imagination. More than a simple story collection, this classic work also offers fascinating insights into Welsh history, customs, language, and rural life during the Victorian era. Inside this volume you'll discover: Traditional Welsh fairy legends and folk tales. - Ghost stories and supernatural traditions. - Tales of enchanted lakes, castles, and mountains. - Celtic beliefs preserved through oral storytelling. - Historical commentary on Welsh culture and folklore. - One of the most celebrated collections of Welsh folk-lore ever published. Rich in mystery, imagination, and cultural history, British Goblins remains an essential read for anyone interested in Celtic mythology, fairy lore, folklore studies, and the enduring magic of the British Isles.
| Gtin | 09798185356135 |
| Age_group | ADULT |
| Condition | NEW |
| Gender | UNISEX |
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| Product_type | Books > Subjects > Literature & Fiction > Mythology & Folk Tales > Fairy Tales |