Thanks. I appreciate the cover. 😂

The story of Cuchulain and particularly the Tain Bo Cúailnge is really epic. Can't recommend it enough.

Obviously, my bias is towards Celtic myth and folklore and you asked about British folklore.

I will now await a well justified pile-on for answering a question about "British" resources with an Irish response. I deserve everything I get. So sorry.

Obviously, the Mabinogion is the classic Welsh resource.

And Lady Gregory's Cuchulain of Muirthemne is an Irish classic.

When it comes to this stuff I'm aware that I'm not at the cutting edge with my recommendations!

There's an early 1900s book by TW Rolleston called Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race.

Some of the commentary is a little dated but it's a good primer.

If your Dracula belongs to a third person he's a Sonferatu.

Doesn't look good for the Latin dances.

I can imagine and I do so often.

But that's me and my daydreams. Never gonna happen.

I had to Google the second picture so I didn't let it slip away.

Let's not get ahead of ourselves. The threat remains from 75% of turtles.

I'm a left-handed fountain pen fan. Let me assure you, gorgeous handwriting is not universal. 😎

Two hours later and I've still never been so triggered. 🤣

This has to be the first time you've suggested that Howards' Way was anything less than perfect.

I'm hoping they ordered one of Richie Benaud's autobiographies.

That's the good thing about it - you'll always get another chance.