Name: No Fair Maidens. A wild journey with the lost goddesses of Britain
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Author: Kim Willis
ISBN: 9781529947847

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No Fair Maidens. A wild journey with the lost goddesses of Britain

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Doubleday

Autor

Kim Willis

Año

2026

N° páginas

272

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

24.00 x 15.60 x 2.80 cm

ISBN13

9781529947847

No Fair Maidens. A wild journey with the lost goddesses of Britain

Kim Willis (Autor) · Doubleday · Tapa Dura

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'This book is an act of excavation, and an act of remembering.'As Kim Willis drifts from the traditional path of marriage and motherhood, she yearns for a new set of stories to light her way. Here, she is pulled towards the source of the Severn, hearing whispers of ancient matriarchs: shape-shifting enchantresses, scaly nymphs and goddesses who once commanded our lands. These are no fair maidens, but powerful warrioresses and animalistic beasts, snaking along the edges of watery places where we meet the otherworld in the shadows. As she uncovers the ancient myths hidden in the rugged landscapes of the British Isles, the stories of women like Arianrhod, Melusine and Cerridwen awaken a forgotten power. Journeying from the Severn to Skye, Eryri to Northumberland, Kim discovers new magic in the tales of old, unveiling forgotten truths about grief and healing, while charting a new course through sisterhood and sexuality, fertility and freedom. Through the threads of folklore, history and landscape, Kim identifies a better way of being for modern women, and crafts a new vision for Britain where women are - and always were - a force of nature.