Magical Britain
650 Enchanted and Mystical Sites - From healing wells and secret shrines to giants' strongholds and fairy glens
(Author) Rob WildwoodThis richly illustrated guide to 650 places will appeal to those who want to explore Britain's lost animist landscape of fairies, folklore, myth and paganism. Discover pre-Christian healing shrines and Norse mythology. Learn where rock, water and hill spirits come alive, and their meaning - Where to find sites associated with fairies, mermaids, dragons, giants and other mythological beings - Places featured in the stories of King Arthur, Merlin and the Celtic Saints - Creation stories, spirits in the stone and entrances to the Otherworld - Places of healing, divination and wish-making - Secret shrines, sacred sites and ancient rituals - The Goddess in the land - Norse gods and mythology
Rob Wildwood
Rob Wildwood is a successful fantasy author known for his intricate world-building and captivating storytelling. His most notable works include the "Wildwood Chronicles" series, which follows the adventures of a group of young heroes in a magical forest. Wildwood's writing style is characterized by its rich descriptions, nuanced characters, and engaging plot twists. His contributions to literature have helped redefine the fantasy genre, blending elements of folklore, mythology, and adventure to create immersive and unforgettable worlds. His most famous work, "The Wildwood Chronicles: The Heart of the Forest," has been praised for its originality and imaginative storytelling, solidifying Wildwood's place as a master of fantasy literature.
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