From the first humans to walk the valleys, mountains, forests, and coasts of Wales to the communities of today, the landscape has shaped how people lived, worked, travelled, worshipped, fought, and understood their place in the world.
The Cymru Cycles explores that story across eighteen interconnected books.
Combining Welsh geography, geology, archaeology, ecology, folklore, oral tradition, cosmology, church history, cultural history, political history, and interpretation, The Cymru Cycles presents Wales as a framework of interconnected stories rather than a collection of separate subjects.
Organised into six themed cycles, the series follows the story of Cymru across thousands of years. Each cycle explores a different period in Welsh history through three interconnected books: the first examines the foundations, people and culture of an age, the second explores one of the defining forces that shaped that age and culture, and the third serves as a guide to the landscapes, places, and sites where a legacy of the age can still be discovered today.
Richly illustrated and written for both general readers and history enthusiasts, the series offers a structured journey through the landscapes, peoples, and events that shaped Cymru.
