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Title: False but inspiring
Review: This was the second book I read on the Celts and Druidism in particular. In hindsight, I am a bit angry at the lies it fed my eager mind, but also still thankful for the imaginative inspiration it fostered within me. I think that most will agree that the book has a good story (albeit fiction) and overall "magical" feel to it, and this is where I think that we should pay the most attention. The format and "feel" of the book should be a sort of guide post/model for future authors in this genre. I have been on many mailing lists that attest to the great number of young pagans/druids that this book inspired to further their knowledge. Yes, it can and has done harm, but as a source of inspiration to those looking for an introduction, etc it has done its job. An eclectic view of mixing and matching the good of the book with the good of quality scholarship could be a good thing indeed.
