The Celts in Spain (and how they got there!)

[Priscillian]

Members interested in the history of Spain and especially the north might like to know that I am currently serialising Celtic Influences in the North of Spain and the Roots of Heresy on my blog at
http://www.pilgrimagetoheresy.blogspot.com
For anyone who can't wait ... you can read the whole thing on Kindle at
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Celtic-Influenc ... =1-1-fkmr0

St. James' Rooster, the second book in the Camino Chronicles, will be published in the fall, and El Gallo de Sant Tiago (in Spanish) should be available just before Christmas.

As for me am looking forward to walking to Finisterre/Muxia in July! Hope to see some of you in Santiago for the 24th/25th.
Tracy Saunders

 

[TerryB]

St. James' Rooster, the second book in the Camino Chronicles, will be published in the fall, and El Gallo de Sant Tiago (in Spanish) should be available just before Christmas.

Hi Priscillian,
I am not too familiar with Galego, but shouldn't that be "Sant Iago" :?:

Blessings
Tio Tel

 

[Priscillian]

I meant to write San Tiago (as in San Diego). Either way I prefer "El Gallo de Santiago", but my agent likes the latter and anyway, it's all up to the publishers really!
T
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