The Washer of the Ford: Legendary moralities and barbaric tales by William Sharp is a collection of Celtic short stories about a far and mystical land with many fantastical creatures. Excerpt: "To you, in your far-away home in Provence, I send these tales out of the remote North you love so well, and so well understand. The same blood is in our veins, a deep current somewhere beneath the tide that sustains us. We have meeting places that none knows of; we understand what few can understand, and we share in common a strange and inexplicable heritage."

This satisfyingly diverse collection of ancient and medieval short stories and fables will please readers with an interest in folklore and mythology. Some have their roots in the Gaelic tradition, while others are more generally European in origin, but all share an engrossing intensity and clarity.

This is an engaging collection of seven wonderfully written short and tragic romances by William Sharp, a Scottish writer, poet, and literary biographer. From 1893 onwards, he also wrote as Fiona Macleod; a pseudonym kept secret during almost all his life. Content includes: Morag of the Glen The Dàn-nan-Ròn The Sin-Eater The Ninth Wave The Judgment o' God Green Branches The Archer

Green Fire is a romance story by William Sharp. Alan de Kerival; a man of poetry and depth is in love with his cousin Yns, but a competion of hearts soon abounds...