Cambrian Superstitions: Comprising Ghosts, Omens, Witchcraft, Traditions, etc.

From the haunted hills of Wales come whispers of ghosts, omens, and witchcraft—tales where every superstition hides a lurking danger.

In Cambrian Superstitions, William Howells gathers the whispered tales of a land haunted by ghosts, omens, witchcraft, and ancient traditions—a world where the boundary between the living and the dead has never been secure.

These pages reveal a culture steeped in mystery: spectral apparitions that stalk lonely roads, prophetic signs that foretell doom, witches who command secret powers, and traditions that carry the weight of centuries. Far from mere folklore, Howells preserves the echoes of a people who lived in constant awareness of the supernatural forces surrounding them.

More than a collection of tales, this book is a descent into the shadows of belief, where every superstition conceals both wonder and dread. To read it is to walk among restless spirits and forgotten rituals, where danger lingers behind every omen.

Complete edition of William Howells’s classic work

Explores ghost stories, witchcraft, omens, and Welsh folklore

Essential for readers of occult history, mythology, and the supernatural

A haunting glimpse into the dark heart of Welsh tradition

Step carefully—these are not idle stories, but the living remnants of a land where superstition was survival, and the unseen was always near.