Y Celteiddwyr - Celtic Art, Literature & History

Celtic Art, Literature & History

This page contains a small selection of articles and books mainly on a celtic theme, however we will also include other publications which have been of interest to our members.

Published Articles
Books

The Celtic Realm - National Geographic Magazine March 2006
A taster of an interesting article featured in the March 2006 edition of National Geographic on the history of the Celtic race and how it is regarded in the 21st century.
"The Celtic Tradition is a living, vibrant and practical guide to modern life, rooted in the natural world and in a respect for creation. Understanding the philosophy and practice of this ancient tradition can help every one of us to lead a happier, more fulfilled life".

"'Time to find out if you are a magician!' said Gwyn's grandmother...'Time to remember your ancestors: Math, Lord of Gwynedd, Gwydion and Gilfaethwy!'"
The Snow Spider Trilogy contains The Snow Spider, Emlyn's Moon and The Chestnut Soldier, three excellent stories that although are aimed at children, will appeal to all ages.

This edition reproduces the most important of the fully decorated pages plus a series of enlargements showing the almost unbelievable minuteness of the detail; spiral and interlaced patterns, human and animal ornament - a combination of high seriousness and humour.

Published Articles	Books
The Celtic Realm - National Geographic Magazine March 2006 A taster of an interesting article featured in the March 2006 edition of National Geographic on the history of the Celtic race and how it is regarded in the 21st century.		"The Celtic Tradition is a living, vibrant and practical guide to modern life, rooted in the natural world and in a respect for creation. Understanding the philosophy and practice of this ancient tradition can help every one of us to lead a happier, more fulfilled life".
		"'Time to find out if you are a magician!' said Gwyn's grandmother...'Time to remember your ancestors: Math, Lord of Gwynedd, Gwydion and Gilfaethwy!'" The Snow Spider Trilogy contains The Snow Spider, Emlyn's Moon and The Chestnut Soldier, three excellent stories that although are aimed at children, will appeal to all ages.
		This edition reproduces the most important of the fully decorated pages plus a series of enlargements showing the almost unbelievable minuteness of the detail; spiral and interlaced patterns, human and animal ornament - a combination of high seriousness and humour.