Mary-Ann Constantine explore la littérature de la période romantique, en se concentrant particulièrement sur le pays de Galles et la Bretagne. Son œuvre examine les liens profonds entre le paysage, l'histoire et la psyché humaine. Constantine tisse avec maestria de riches thèmes du folklore et du mythe dans ses récits, créant des histoires à la fois intellectuellement stimulantes et émotionnellement résonnantes.
During Iolo Morganwg's lifetime Britain was obsessed with literary forgery. This book reveals the unexpected connections and hidden influences behind Britain's most successful (and hence, perhaps, least visible) Romantic forger. It explores Iolo's own strongly-held ideas about the Truth-historical, literary and religious.
Set against the mystical backdrop of Brittany and Wales, this collection weaves together short stories and a novella that explore themes of superstition and legend. The narratives give voice to ghosts and the dead, creating a haunting atmosphere that invites readers to reflect on the connections between the living and the departed. Through rich storytelling, the book delves into the profound impact of folklore on human experience.
Both fable and mystery, 'Star-Shot' is set in a small world of parks and galleries around Cardiff's national museum, in a time not quite our own. As their paths cross, characters reveal stories of obsession, loss and recovery, creating a fragile network of relationships that resist the inexorable channels of silence eating into the city.
In Mary Tant's tenth classic murder mystery featuring Lucy Rossington and her circle, Anna leads the way in restoring the garden at Elowen, a project which puts her and her friends in danger. What starts with archaeology and garden history climaxes in murder and mayhem, and Anna and Mike are in the centre of it.
In Mary Tant's latest, seventh, classic murder mystery, family affairs come to the fore. Lucy Rossington faces a life-changing choice; her idyllic restored farmhouse is the scene of an archaeological dig and dramatic conflict.
A surprising archaeological find, a domineering environmentalist and a community pageant are the backdrop for Mary Tant's latest, her fifth classic murder mystery featuring Lucy Rossington and her family. With the plot twists and challenge of detection this is perhaps the most dramatic Rossington novel yet.
Lucy Rossington has put a promising career on hold, so that she can keep the family home going for her young brother Will. Not an easy task, when home is an Elizabethan manor in the West Country that the family have lived in for generations. But Lucy has plans to keep them afloat and bring them into the modern world.