English Folk Tales of Coast and Sea

English Folk Tales of Coast and SeaAuthor: Schneidau, Lisa Myth & legend told as fiction Published on 17 October 2024 by The History Press Ltd in the United Kingdom as part of 'the Folk Tales' series. Hardback 36 Illustrations, black and white 134 x 205 x 21 254g This delightful book is filled with fascinating and enchanting folklore and histories of both coast and sea. Even if you are not a coastal dweller, you will find magic and wonder in some of England's oldest and strangest

Author: Schneidau, Lisa

Myth & legend told as fiction

Published on 17 October 2024 by The History Press Ltd in the United Kingdom as part of 'the Folk Tales' series.

Hardback | 36 Illustrations, black and white
134 x 205 x 21 | 254g

“This delightful book is filled with fascinating and enchanting folklore and histories of both coast and sea. Even if you are not a coastal dweller, you will find magic and wonder in some of England's oldest and strangest tales. A lovely read.” - Annie WorsleyEngland is a maritime nation. Our folklore and history are scattered with tall tales of the high seas, mysteries of the unknown world beneath the ocean surface, and the coast where human life meets the salt sea.

This book is a collection of traditional folk tales from the coasts and seas of England, retold with a contemporary twist by Lisa Schneidau. Within these pages you’ll find magic and monsters, sailor heroes and ghost ships, and even mermaids and shapeshifters.

Immerse yourself in these sea stories and let the current of England’s mysterious ocean world sweep you away.