Imagining the Pagan Past

Exploring the representation of British pagan deities from the Middle Ages to the present, this book delves into how various authors, including Geoffrey of Monmouth and William Shakespeare, have depicted these figures in literature and scholarly works. It covers Romano-British, Celtic, and Anglo-Saxon pantheons, providing a thorough examination of the evolving portrayal of paganism in British culture. This insightful analysis will appeal to anyone interested in the historical narrative of pagan beliefs and their literary significance.