Category Archives: Mabinogion

Songs of a bard….

Posted on December 15, 2023 by Sue Vincent

I love the old stories, the legends and lays of ancient times when the world, from our vantage point, seemed both a more innocent and more magical place, where the impossible walked hand in hand with the improbable and where … Continue reading →

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Day 2 – Crucible of the Sun

Posted on March 21, 2014 by Sue Vincent

CRUCIBLE OF THE SUN: The Mabinogion Retold By Stuart France “I will dazzle like fire, hard and high, will flame the breaths of my desire; chief revealer of that which is uttered and that which is asked, tonight I make … Continue reading →

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Spring Book Offers on Kindle

Posted on March 19, 2014 by Sue Vincent

Over the next five days we are offering five Kindle books at 0.99 each… A different book each day! The books are available in Kindle format for one day each. 20th March 2014 – The Osiriad; Isis & Osiris … Continue reading →

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Crucible of the Sun

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Sue Vincent

“If a worthy lord you wish to be, then tho’ you be young, do not deride the elderly; nor the poor tho’ you be wealthy nor the lame tho’ you be swift nor the dull tho’ you be clever nor … Continue reading →

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Crucible of the Sun, a new book by Stuart France

Posted on January 29, 2014 by Sue Vincent

Big Chief Hawthorn, for it was he to whom Gwythyr had been speaking, laughed aloud once more, “The boar to whom you gave such fervent pursuit, was none other than my noble son, Eanna-of-the-Harps, and ‘tis the luck on you … Continue reading →