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A tapestry of Welsh, Appalachian, and Cherokee folk tales woven into a captivating narrative.

Explore the lives of migrants who journeyed from Wales to America, the native and enslaved peoples who shaped the land, and the travelers who sought their roots. Peter Stevenson masterfully blends true accounts, tall tales, and folk legends, revealing the shared experiences of explorers, miners, dreamers, and wayfaring strangers.

Discover the mountain women practicing Appalachian hoodoo, the native healers, and the Welsh witches, as Lakota men re-enact the Wounded Knee Massacre in Cardiff. This collection unveils the cultural exchange, migration, and supernatural beliefs that bind these diverse communities. Is this for you? If you enjoy folklore, history, and stories of cultural identity, then this is a must-read. Why buy now? Because these stories offer a unique perspective on the intertwined histories of Welsh, Appalachian, and Cherokee cultures.