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Welcome: I am a Druid of twenty years practical experience, trained by the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, and am the editor of their magazine, Touchstone.
 I am an author of fiction and non-fiction, I  speak regularly on all aspects of Druidry and, as well as celebrating the seasonal festivals, I am a celebrant for both marriages and baby namings. I am based in the SW, and can be contacted easily for more information on the above or just to answer your questions on any aspect of Druidry/rites of passage or seasonal celebration at touchstone[at]druidry[dot]org

Druidry is about living lightly - and that includes lightness of spirit!
If you believe that spirituality is not only vitally important but should also be full of life, love and laughter, then the Druid Detective books, with their cracking adventures and laced with Druid wisdom and understanding of a magically lived life, might just be for you.
To sample, take a look at the extracts page.



‘It was a dark night in the forest that never sleeps... yes, that fabulous Druid Private Eye, Gwion Dubh (pronouce it Duv), has just wrapped up another case, which took him all over Cornwall, and involved giants, gals, geese and a geography teacher. Advance readers say it’s the most exciting yet.



Here's the blurb once again:

The Case of the Cornish Patsy

See the world through the eyes of a practising Druid as Gwion, robed and ready, is called once again to maintain the ancient harmonies.
Sent to magical Cornwall, he becomes implicated in human affairs and is marked man. As he acquires an entourage including girls,  geese, giants and a fanatical geography teacher, he begins to realise that the Land itself is in peril - and where is Britain’s ancient protector?
Gwion’s crazy circus will traverse the length of the peninsula before the final showdown with the forces of evil, on May Day Morn.

For a sample extract, email me at touchstone[@]druidry[dot]org

Reactions to Gwion’s first adventures:

Gwion Dubh, druid investigator, delves into the bright-dark doings of certain faery-human relations. A tale for all in search of Genius Loci, Totem Trees, shamanic enlightenment or the lost leafmould of Iolo Morgannwg. Druidic drollery at its most flamboyant. I laughed to the point  of metempsychosis.  
                                     Caitlin Matthews, author: Co-founder of FOIS