Fiona Macleod was the pen name of the Scottish writer William Sharp, who wrote under this pseudonym to explore his fascination with Celtic myth and legend. This collection brings together some of Macleod's most acclaimed works, including The Sin-Eater, The Washer of the Ford, and Other Legendary Moralities. These stories give voice to the mystical and supernatural aspects of the Scottish landscape, and are sure to captivate readers with their poetic language and evocative imagery.
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