The Celtic tradition in verse and song began in the sixth century AD with the intricate magical poems of Taliesin, a literary ancestor to legions of writers who have carried the torch of versecraft and vision into our time. Choosing the finest works from the Celtic world - Brittany, Cornwall, Scotland, Wales and Ireland - and translating many of the oldest into insightful new versions, John Matthews conveys the brilliance, lyricism and elemental power of Celtic writing. Explore this enthralling selection of charismatic Celtic poetry and share in a deep love of nature, a resolute courage and a rich heritage of myth, legend, magic and spirituality. 256pp, 132mm x 193mm, hardback, 2007
Everyone we know who's read this book has said how wonderful it made them feel. It takes us to the heart of the age-old Celtic spiritual tradition - which still echoes in the blood of so many of us - and... [more]
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