A storyteller chases follows fairy whispers, gathering stories between two worlds. The Celtic Twilight by Irish author W.B. Yeats is a groundbreaking Irish folk tale collection published in 1894. This seminal work of Irish folklore became a cornerstone of the Celtic Revival movement, inspiring generations of writers and establishing Yeats as the preeminent voice of Irish mystical tradition. Through intimate conversations with country folk and personal encounters with the supernatural, Yeats weaves together haunting tales of faeries, ghosts, and mystic visions. His careful documentation of Ireland's rich oral tradition captures the ethereal beauty and dark undercurrents of a rapidly vanishing spiritual landscape, preserving these stories for future generations. Don't miss the chance to discover this Celtic mythology book by the master of Irish folklore, W.B. Yeats — place your order today! William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) was a visionary Irish poet, playwright, and folklorist. Known for his mystical sensibilities and deep connection to Irish cultural heritage, Yeats revolutionized modern poetry and drama. His most famous works include The Second Coming , Easter 1916 , and The Tower . His influence continues to shape literature, theater, and Celtic studies worldwide.