I first stumbled upon Irish Celtic mythology when I was a lad of fourteen, a scrawny thing with a wild imagination and a stubborn curiosity for the unknown. It was my older sister who planted the seed, gifting me a book for my birthday—a slim yet intriguing volume by Jerzy Gąssowski titled “Mitologia Celtów”. It…
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