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Goblin Tales of Lancashire
James Bowker
Publisher: DigiCat
Summary
In 'Goblin Tales of Lancashire', James Bowker weaves a tapestry of the mystical and the provincial, blending folklore with the rich narrative tradition of English fantasy literature. Set against the backdrop of Lancashire's moors and dales, the text possesses a literary style that evokes both the oral storytelling legacy and the pastoral aesthetics of its settings. The tales, abounding with fae folk and otherworldly occurrences, offer a window into a realm where the fantastical permeates the mundane. Bowker's work stands as a contribution to the treasury of supernatural folklore, capturing the imagination with its vivid characters and engrossing story arcs, all the while maintaining fidelity to the cultural milieu from which these legends spring. James Bowker's affinity for the regional folklore of Lancashire shines through in his collection. His interest likely stemmed from a deep reverence for the cultural and historical intricacies of the area, as well as a desire to preserve its oral traditions in literary form. Bowker, who is adept at giving voice to the whispered tales of country folk, succeeds in creating a resonance between these fantastical narratives and the readers' quest for escapism and wonder. 'Goblin Tales of Lancashire' is recommended for enthusiasts of folklore, fantasy, and the supernatural. Its allure lies not only in the tales it tells but in the sense of enchantment that carries through from the first page to the last. Readers looking to deepen their appreciation of English literary traditions or to simply lose themselves within the enigmatic world of goblins and faeries will find this book an invaluable and delightful addition to their libraries.
Available since: 11/21/2022.
Print length: 141 pages.
