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Irish Fairy Tales

James Stephens

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James Stephens 1920 retelling of ten Old Irish hero tales including the boyhood of Fionn, Tuan mac Cairill, and Becfola, drawing on the Fenian and Mythological Cycles in vivid literary prose.

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