title: A Dreaming for the Witches: The Reconstruction of the Dobunni Primal Myth
author:  Stephen James Yeates 
description: <span style="">In this engaging study, Yeates integrates archaeology, classical literature, folklore and placename evidence in an ambitious attempt to recreate the cosmology and religious beliefs of this enigmatic people... there is much to enjoy along the way.'</span> (Ian Armit <i>British Archaeology, Nov/Dec 2010</i>)<br /><br /><span style="">An invaluable reference work and holds a worthy place on any bookshelf.'</span> (Dave James <i>Twisted Tree (http://www.twistedtree.org.uk/Bookshelf.htm)</i>)
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  NORTH, SOUTH, WEST...  
  
  
  The offspring of Simon Tregarth, half earthling, half witch-brood, realized
  that they alone could perceive the four directions - for everyone else, there
  was no East! It was a blank in the mind, a blank in legend and history.
  
  
  And when new menaces threatened, the Tregarths realized that in that mental
  barrier there lay the key to all their world... somewhere to the unknown
  eastward must lie the sorcery that had secretly molded their destinies!
  
  
  Paperback, 192 pages  
  Published by VGSF (first published January 1st 1965)  
  ISBN 0575039981 (ISBN13: 9780575039988)  
  Series - Witch World #3, Witch World Series 1: The Estcarp Cycle #3
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ## #01
  
  
  I AM NO song-smith to forge a blade of chant to send men roaring into battle,
  as the bards of the Sulcar ships do when those sea-serpents nose into enemy
  ports. Nor can I use words with care as men carve out stones for the building
  of a strong, years-standing keep wall, that those 