my stories

Cantre’r y Gwaelod, illustration by Alan Lee In my previous post, Cantre’r Gwaelod: The Origins of the Legend of the Sunken Kingdom, I delved into a certain aspect of Celtic culture and mytho…

Slumped against a chair before the blazing hearth in her chambers, Morella read the missive’s lines after breathing upon the parchment a spell and an enchantment to reveal its invisible content–as …

Slumped against a chair before the blazing hearth in her chambers, Morella read the missive’s lines after breathing upon the parchment a spell and an enchantment to reveal its invisible content–as …

Kenal puckered his brows into a frown. ‘’I don’t follow, lord Rhys. Break the barrier of time? What is your meaning?’’ ‘’I’ll explain at once. The practice of the hidden hour is known to us all. At…

Rhys shook his head in exasperation, a string of colourful imprecations flying past his mouth, disbelief mirrored in the depths of his eyes; soon his glance shifted to a pitying quality. ‘’I’ve bee…

About Writing, Literature and Mythology

About Literature, Writing and Mythology

About Writing, Literature and Mythology

About Writing, Literature and Mythology

About Literature, Writing and Mythology

And then a wild thought spouted in his head. Could Tancredi be implicated in Blodwen’s death? Could her demise be imputed to him? That would be reason enough to explain Morella’s agony when she spo…

About Literature, Writing and Mythology

About Writing, Literature and Mythology

About Writing, Literature and Mythology

About Literature, Writing and Mythology

About Literature, Writing and Mythology