Morgan Llywelyn writes historical fiction and myth-inspired novels centred on Ireland, Celtic legend and moments when political change becomes personal. Lion of Ireland reimagines the life of Brian Boru through warfare, kingship and competing Irish kingdoms, while 1916 follows young characters caught in the Easter Rising and begins a sequence continuing through later twentieth-century Irish history. Bard turns to Celtic storytelling and conflict, and Druids imagines Gaul during the expansion of Roman power. Llywelyn's prose is accessible and narrative-led, with historical figures placed beside invented characters to create broad adventure and family stories. Her work fits Irish historical fiction, Celtic fantasy and epic novels about political upheaval. Read more Less
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