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"These four fantasy-fiction books by American author Evangeline Walton (The Prince of Annwn, The Children of Llyr, The Song of Rhiannon and The Island of The Mighty) are based on traditional Welsh myths. Someone sent them to me back in 1978 because I’d written a song called Rhiannon 5 years earlier. Walton started her work around 1934 and finished in 1974, which was right around the time that I wrote Rhiannon, so I felt like when her work ended, mine began."

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Doctor Who: Green Death

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The Doctor and UNIT are called to investigate mysterious deaths at a Welsh mine. Those who died had...

Morgan Sheppard (1037 KP) created a post

Aug 2, 2026

August has arrived, and with it Gŵyl Awst, the first Welsh harvest festival that marks the first soft turn toward autumn. 🌿

This month's newsletter brings a rather exciting author update (I may have written THE END...), two book birthdays, the 850th National Eisteddfod, the Hazel tree month, and a full roundup of free paranormal, fantasy, and romance reads. Come and have a read!

https://morgan-sheppard-author.kit.com/posts/bramble-and-bloom-august-s-newsletter
#WelshFolklore #TalesFromWales #FolkloreFantasy #Newsletter #AuthorUpdate #BookUpdate

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gayga (2128 KP) rated Human Traffic (2000) in Movies

Apr 8, 2019

Human Traffic (2000)

2000 | Comedy, Drama

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I’m probably the last person in the world to watch Human Traffic! I was somehow under the impression it was like Trainspotting, which I found as boring as fuck! However, I loved HT much better, not that I’m biased - being Welsh (I’m Swansea rather than Cardiff!)

I wasn’t a party person myself but watching Jip, Nina, Lulu, Koop and Moff I really felt like I wanted to be. I think it captured the feeling of the 90’s. Will be excited to see the sequel!