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Thanks for answering my question. I was really excited when I saw that there was some Welsh as Wales/Welsh is not often referred to in Literature outside of Wales.
I agree, certainly I'm surprised to not have seen more Welsh in fantasy fiction, though there is some that I've come across - think it's a beautiful language and a rich mythology. The very first fantasy book I remember was read to my by my teacher - I was 8. It was the Book of Three, book one of the Prydain Chronicles, which is heavily inspired by the author's trip to Wales.
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May 31, 2016 06:32AM
Thanks for answering my question. I was really excited when I saw that there was some Welsh as Wales/Welsh is not often referred to in Literature outside of Wales.
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I agree, certainly I'm surprised to not have seen more Welsh in fantasy fiction, though there is some that I've come across - think it's a beautiful language and a rich mythology. The very first fantasy book I remember was read to my by my teacher - I was 8. It was the Book of Three, book one of the Prydain Chronicles, which is heavily inspired by the author's trip to Wales.
