This edition represents a nostalgic assortment of folk tales taken predominantly from the small rural villages and towns of North Wales by folklorist Wirt Sikes. In 'British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions' by Wirt Sikes, readers are taken on a fascinating journey through the rich tapestry of Welsh folklore and mythology. Written in a scholarly and detailed style, the book delves into the mystical world of Welsh goblins, fairies, and legends, providing a deep exploration of the cultural beliefs and traditions of Wales. Sikes presents these stories with a keen eye for detail, bringing to life the magical creatures and mythical landscapes that have captivated generations of readers. Wirt Sikes, a noted American diplomat and writer, drew inspiration for the book from his travels in Wales and his interest in Celtic mythology. His background in folklore studies and his passion for Welsh culture shine through in his meticulous research and thoughtful analysis of the tales he presents. Sikes' expertise in the subject matter lends credibility to the narratives, making 'British Goblins' a valuable resource for anyone interested in Welsh folklore. I highly recommend 'British Goblins' to readers who are fascinated by folklore, mythology, and the rich storytelling traditions of Wales. Sikes' insightful exploration of Welsh folk-lore is sure to enchant and educate, offering a unique glimpse into the magical world of British Goblins.