This title includes all of Burns' poems and songs, with a helpful glossary explaining difficult words, a chronology of Burns's life and a bibliography.

As the Druids realize their destiny, Anivar the Traveler, destined to lead his people, must join forces with the warrior prince Vercingetorix in order to deny Caesar total victory

Years after escaping slavery in Ireland as a young man, Patricius returns to Ireland to bring Christianity to the heathens, and finds himself joining forces with Osian, a great poet-warrior of the Fianna.

The sequel to Morgan Llywelyn's glorious Celtic fantasy, Druids, The Greener Shore is a beautifully told adventure story.

The forces of Christianity collide with pagan Celtic myth in a portrait of Cormac mac Art, the ancient King of Ireland destined to lead his people to the one true God, and Aislinn ni Sorar, a visionary druid priestess.

A tale based on the mythical race of the Danu traces the arrival of the Celts in the land of Eire and their discovery of a mystical small people who apply their magical powers and knowledge of the land to protect it from would-be conquerors. By the author of Bright Sword of Ireland. 15,000 first printing.

Bundel met 19 verhalen van bewonderaars van de Britse schrijver in de geest van diens werk.

Verhalen over Portugese en Nederlandse eigenaardigheden.

Toneeltekst over het problematische huwelijk van een man met een jongere vrouw en een voorstudie daarvoor in proza.

Beschrijving van een reis door achtereenvolgens Sicilië, de Ionische kust, Napels en de Campagna en tenslotte Rome in navolging van J.W. von Goethe.

Family history and fiction merge in this account of the origins of the "Jersey Devil."

This book is a fictional rendition of the bloody rebellion of the Iceny Queen, Boudica against the might and power of Rome under Nero's reign in the 1st. Century AD.After she and her daughters were brutalized, she fought to throw off the yoke of Rome and free the whole of southeastern Briton with the help from the neighboring tribe of Trinovantes.

Murdo leaves his native Scotland to search for his father and journeys to the Holy Land, where he encounters the weapon that pierced Christ's side

Autobiografisch getinte roman over de wederwaardigheden van een kleine groep volgelingen van Hare Krishna.