Simon Stirling Books

Exploring the intertwining themes of death and rebirth in Arthurian legends, this book delves into the rich tapestry of myth and history surrounding King Arthur's Britain. It examines how these mysteries reflect the cultural and spiritual beliefs of the time, highlighting key characters and events that symbolize transformation and renewal. Through a blend of scholarly analysis and storytelling, the narrative reveals the significance of these themes in understanding the legacy of Arthurian lore and its impact on contemporary interpretations.

The biography explores the intriguing life of Sir William Davenaunt, delving into the mystery surrounding his potential lineage as William Shakespeare's natural son. It connects with the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, offering insights into Davenaunt's life and the historical context of the era. The narrative seeks to unravel the complexities of their relationship and its implications on literary history.

A controversial book offering evidence that Arthuir mac Aedain was the real King Arthur and locates his final burial place