Celtic Myths and Legends

The selection feels both comprehensive and curated, but I'm curious what guided the author's choices—was it popularity, personal significance, or something else?

These tales evoke a sense of wonder and cultural pride, but I wonder how others experienced the blend of myth and history—did it inspire or challenge your understanding of Celtic culture?

Considering the book's historical context, I wonder what motivated T.W. Rolleston to preserve and share these stories—was it a sense of cultural revival or personal fascination?