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I’r Hen a’r Ifanc â darluniau
Cyfarwydd yw’r hen enw am storïwr, un sy’n adrodd storïau.
Yn y llyfr hwn cewch gipolwg ar ei stôr o storïau gwych.
Dewch i gwrdd â môr-forynion swnllyd Bae Ceredigion, gwledydd cudd dan y môr, hen goeden lle mae drws i’r byd arall, a’r llyffant doeth holl-wybodus sy’n byw yng Nghors Fochno.
Neu beth am y ferch glyfar drodd yn alarch, gyr o wartheg swyn sy’n byw dan Lyn Barfog, a’r eliffant a fu farw – efallai – yn Nhregaron?
Feature/extract in West Wales Chronicle
13th August, 2025 in Folklore, Local & Family History
Wales holds in the popular imagination a reputation of magic, mystery, and ancient ways. A land apart from its’ neighbours, Cymru has been a destination for centuries, but more importantly it is home to a proud culture. Yet, despite the richness of its’ heritage, only certain asp…
3rd May, 2023 in Folklore, Local & Family History
Peter Stevenson author of Illustrated Welsh Folk Tales for Young and Old tells the extraordinary tale of the man who brought moving panoramas to the Welsh Valleys in the form of a ‘crankie’. Years ago I started telling Welsh folk tales with a crankie, a wooden box the s…
1st July, 2019 in Folklore
In June 2019, I was in Morgantown, West Virginia, hanging an exhibition of Welsh folk art in the Monongalia Arts Center. On the opening night, a lady told me her mother had organised a Welsh Eisteddfod in Morgantown up until the early 1960s, a lady from the St David’s Society of…
23rd January, 2017
In Wales, folk tales are intricately entwined with the landscape and people who live there. Stories are set in specific places, villages, streets, woods, lakes, seashores, rivers, valleys, mountains, bogs, coastlines and cities. The characters, too, are real, memories of those wh…
