The Wayfarer, By Fiona Macleod

First published in 1898, The Wayfarer is a collection of mystical and otherworldly stories by the Scottish author William Sharp, writing under the pseudonym Fiona Macleod. Drawing on Celtic mythology and folklore, the stories are full of hauntingly beautiful descriptions of the natural world and the human spirit. This edition includes an introduction by the author that provides insight into his creative process and the themes that inspired his writing.

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