Kevan Manwaring
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Heavy Weather: Tempestuous Tales of Stranger Climes
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2021
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2 editions
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The Bardic Handbook: The Complete Manual for the Twenty-First Century Bard
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2006
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The Long Woman
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2004
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2 editions
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The Way of Awen
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2010
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Oxfordshire Folk Tales
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2011
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5 editions
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Ballad Tales: an anthology of British Ballads retold
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2017
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4 editions
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Northamptonshire Folk Tales
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published
2013
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6 editions
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Desiring Dragons: Creativity, Imagination and the Writer's Quest
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2014
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4 editions
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The Knowing
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2017
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Speak Like Rain: Letters to a Young Bard
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Brimstone and Mirrors This wickedly funny and devilishly entertaining Russian classic has more imagination in it per page than most entire novels have - it is like a shot of hard-core vodka and a dash of caviar - modern 'fantasy' literature feels like ...more |
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| Zoe Gilbert’s composite novel, charting the transformations and travails of Herne the Hunter from the Early Middle Ages to the late 21st Century, is a riotous celebration of a fascinating folkloric figure – re-imagining via an ecofeminist filter as a ...more | |



















































‘Because Kevan Manwaring is a writer who loves and has travelled widely in the realms of fantasy fiction, his book is a trustworthy guide to the challenges, opportunities and enchantments that an adventurous imagination can discover there.’
Lindsay Clarke, author of The Chymical Wedding (winner of the Whitbread-prize for fiction)