Discover folklore books from across the UK and Ireland, from local legends and old customs to supernatural traditions and strange regional tales. These titles explore the beliefs, stories and traditions that have shaped communities for generations.
7 books found
Cover unavailableKent Folk Tales
Kent Folk Tales gathers traditional stories and local legends from across the county, linking them to the beliefs, values and everyday outlook of earlier Kentish generations. Tony Cooper presents folklore as something shaped by the…
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Cover unavailableKent Urban Legends
Neil Arnold examines Kent’s modern folklore through stories of phantom hitch-hikers, sinister apparitions, mysterious creatures and tales repeated as fact. Among the accounts are motorists’ reports of a hitch-hiker on Blue Bell Hill, the claim…
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Cover unavailableKerry Folk Tales
Kerry Folk Tales brings together myths, legends, fables and local reminiscences from across County Kerry. Gary Branigan and Luke Eastwood draw on historical sources and stories passed through generations of local storytellers, preserving accounts of…
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Cover unavailableKildare Folk Tales
Steve Lally gathers tales rooted in County Kildare, combining historical sources with newly recorded local reminiscence. The collection ranges from the Wizard Earl who lived at Maynooth Castle and the Pooka Horse associated with Rathcoffey…
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Cover unavailableKilkenny Folk Tales
Anne Farrell gathers legends, myths and remembered stories from County Kilkenny, linking local places with saints, castles, caves and creatures. The collection includes the tale of Grennan Castle, the comic dispute between St Evin and…
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Cover unavailableKing Arthur: pocket GIANTS
Nick Higham examines what can be known about King Arthur, separating the surviving evidence from the later stories that made him one of Britain’s best-known legendary figures. The book begins with Arthur in antiquity and…
View book details →Kings of Ireland in Myth and Legend
Kings of Ireland in Myth and Legend gathers traditional Irish accounts centred on rulers whose identities stand between remembered history, dynastic storytelling and myth. Dáithí Ó hÓgáin treats kingship as part of Ireland’s wider folklore,…
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