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Tragedy leads Thomas Pwyll to the village of Keyford Knoll where he buys a derelict 17th century inn. A half hidden arcadian world awaits where fey individuals tempt him into exploring local legends and the possibility that natural magic might, after all, actually exist. This is the first part of an absorbing tapestry of folklore and village life during the 1960s, The Gentry is a charming and artfully designed modern faerie tale. It is well wo...

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This, the third volume of the Keyford Trilogy, Thomas returns home to The Gentry after seven years. Much to Thomas' disquiet modernity has infected the village, has stifled nature's magic but the Knoll must remain open until the year 2000 when the Fey will leave the Earth. Regressing into a former existence the myths of Avalon and Arthur assume a reality which prompts Thomas into understanding, accepting his destiny. With gypsies, healers an...

Y Dewin", The Magician, is the journal of Thomas Pwyll - widower, depressive, publican and seer. Newly arrived in the Mendip Hills Thomas seeks sanctuary in normality but is soon drawn to the curious web of Natural Magic and her Fey, singular, Children. Somerset during the 1960's is Thomas' era but time is errant, myths and legend acknowledge no such human boundaries ...... neither does Magic. Thomas struggles to appease his destiny, ultimatel...