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    See How They Run

    By Lloyd Jones

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    Small-minded academic Dr Llwyd Mcnamara has a grant to research Wales' biggest here, rugby star Dylan Manawydan Jones - Big M. But as he plays with USB sticks in his office, the gods have other plans… Lloyd Jones retells this Third Branch of the Celtic myth cycle the Mabinogion with his usual wit, imaginative intelligence and love of language.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSeren
    Release dateOct 25, 2012
    ISBN9781854116086
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      Not a fan of this one. When the main character says he's a shit, is right, and doesn't alter his behaviour, while pursuing obscure revenge for something that goes unexplained for at least -- I didn't finish reading this -- half the novel, well... I love the story of Manawydan in the original Mabinogion and in Evangeline Walton's retellings, but nothing about this one interested me.