Irish Fairy Tales by James Stephens (Living Book Press)Steeped in the mist and music of Ireland, these timeless tales invite readers into a world where heroes rise, magic stirs in every glen, and the spirit of the ancient Celts still whispers through the hills. In Irish Fairy Tales, James Stephens retells the legendary stories of Fionn mac Cumhaill, Oisn, Diarmuid, Angus g, and other beloved figures of the Fenian cycle. With lyrical prose and keen insight, he captures the courage, tenderness, humour, and

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His interests span from Stone Age skills and technology

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