David Dom is a writer deeply immersed in the rich tapestry of Celtic mythology and history. His literary journey began with a profound engagement with Druidic studies and legends of King Arthur, which inspired his early works. Dom's writing style is characterized by its deep connection to ancient lore, aiming to bring these timeless stories to life for contemporary readers. His dedication to these themes underscores a commitment to preserving and exploring cultural heritage through compelling narratives.
Dit boek verkent de rijke wereld van Keltische symbolen, van ingewikkelde knoopwerken tot de betekenisvolle triskel en het Keltisch kruis. Het behandelt ook de symboliek van dieren, bomen en mythologische relikwieën, evenals heraldische symbolen van Keltische naties zoals Ierland, Schotland, Wales en Bretagne.
Exploring the historical and legendary aspects of King Arthur, this book delves into the debate surrounding his existence. It examines various sources, from ancient texts to modern interpretations, shedding light on the myths and facts that have shaped the Arthurian legend. The narrative intertwines history, folklore, and the cultural significance of Arthur's story, inviting readers to consider the impact of this iconic figure on literature and society.