A review by arthurbdd
The Children of Llyr by Evangeline Walton

3.0

Magnificently dark and haunting, though some of Walton's inventions strain suspension of disbelief - not because they are too fantastic (this is a world where fantastic things happen all the time), but because it requires entire cultures to be utter fools who can't figure out cause and effect. It is on firmer ground when it is dealing with the existing source material as a result. Full review: https://fakegeekboy.wordpress.com/2022/07/09/repairing-the-tapestry-of-the-mabinogion/