David Lindsay

In the shadowy realm of British folklore, where myth and reality intertwine, lies a hidden world of mischievous and enigmatic creatures: goblins. From the mischievous Puck to the terrifying Boggart, these supernatural beings have haunted the imaginations of generations. In "British Goblins (Unabridged), " Wirt Sikes delves into the rich tapestry of goblin lore, uncovering their origins, characteristics, and the tales that have shaped their enduring legacy.
Through a captivating blend of historical accounts, folklore, and personal anecdotes, Sikes invites readers on an extraordinary journey into the realm of these enigmatic beings, revealing their hidden secrets and the enduring power of their presence in our collective consciousness.