Imagining the Pagan Past

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The book delves into the representation of British pagan gods and goddesses across various literary forms from the Middle Ages to modern times. It examines works by notable authors such as Geoffrey of Monmouth, Shakespeare, and H.G. Wells, highlighting how they incorporated Romano-British, Celtic, and Anglo-Saxon deities into their narratives. This exploration offers a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of pagan themes in British literature, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in the history of paganism.