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The Welsh Influence
Expanding
Interweaving
Inventing
Aesthetic Uses of Celtic Myth and Legend
Thematic Uses of Celtic Myth and Legend
Conclusions
Appendix A: The Mabinogi
Appendix B: The Four Branches: A Brief Precis
Bibliography
Index
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Emmanuel Laporte
reviewed Welsh Celtic Myth In Modern Fantasy, Vol. 35 on June 01, 2015 Welsh Celtic Myth In Modern Fantasy, Vol. 35
This was pretty good. There's some fun stories and it ends in Cork (with the story about where the Lough came from). But the only thing is, an Irish editor (who can understand the Irish language) would have been a real advantage. That way they wouldn't have gotten things as simple as the days of the week wrong in the book. That's a shockingly easy thing to get wrong!
All the Irish is pretty bad really. And they translate Fionn MacCumhaill all the time, it's a name you don't need to translate it.
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