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Shadows Over Cymru

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I looked down and saw the pure white mist tracking the outline of the river like a shroud…I saw under a grey sky a country that was still all mystery. From the peaks of Eryri to hidden valleys and haunted mines, the storied landscapes of Wales... Read More
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A new selection of strange stories celebrating the storytelling tradition of Wales, with ghost stories, retellings of haunting folklore and modern tales of the macabre and unexplained.

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I looked down and saw the pure white mist tracking the outline of the river like a shroud…I saw under a grey sky a country that was still all mystery.

From the peaks of Eryri to hidden valleys and haunted mines, the storied landscapes of Wales have inspired centuries of myth and folklore. Over time, these tales of the unexplained and the Otherworld have formed a unique strain of weird fiction.

Delving into this rich vein of uncanny literature, Aaron Worth returns with twenty tales telling of eerie encounters with ghosts, dragons, fairies, sin-eaters, Mabinogion-inspired sorcerers, and primeval gods.

With classics by Dylan Thomas and Arthur Machen alongside rarities from Margiad Evans, Christianna Brand, and many more, this volume invites you to tread the paths of a Cymru overcast by the shadow of the strange.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9780712369503

Publisher: British Library Publishing

Format: Hardback

Date Published: 26 May 2026

Country: United Kingdom

Imprint: British Library Publishing

Illustration: Illustrations

Contributors:

  • Edited by Aaron Worth

Audience: General / adult

DIMENSIONS

Width: 149.0mm

Height: 210.0mm

Weight: 0g

Pages: 288

About the Author

Aaron Worth is professor of Rhetoric at Boston University. He introduced and edited the Tales of the Weird anthologies Randalls Round, The Night Wire, Out of the Past and Spores of Doom and was the author of Imperial Media, a study of how advances in media and technology shaped the British literary imagination in the late nineteenth century.

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