Les mervelles de Rigomer One I've not got yet. 'The Marvels of Rigomer' translated by Thomas E. Vesce (1988)? Sadly the ebook (£5.38) is not an ebook. It's 'Print Replica' which means a sort of fixed layout PDF, or actual PDF in Amazon wrapper. Useless as an ebook as it will need a bigger screen than any normal ereader and be less compatible than PDF. The updated paperback republished 2018 ids £38.88 I could read it on my 11" tablet. :( Probably the French is PD and online.
Rupert Curwen •
Charnock •
"How am I just hear about the marvels of Rigomer! Already I feel 30 years younger!"
Ray McCarthy •
One I've not got yet.
'The Marvels of Rigomer' translated by Thomas E. Vesce (1988)?
Sadly the ebook (£5.38) is not an ebook. It's 'Print Replica' which means a sort of fixed layout PDF, or actual PDF in Amazon wrapper. Useless as an ebook as it will need a bigger screen than any normal ereader and be less compatible than PDF. The updated paperback republished 2018 ids £38.88
I could read it on my 11" tablet. :(
Probably the French is PD and online.
Ray McCarthy •
https://nightbringer.se/the-legend-of-king-arthur/arthurian-locations/r-arthurian-locations/rigomer/
No doubt like 'Tristan And Iseult' the Irish settings will be unlike any Irish myth/legend.
Though Rigomer is a French name.
Tristan kills a dragon in Ireland, suggesting a Welsh origin for the French version, though also set in Cornwall.
I wonder is Dionise in 'Les mervelles de Rigomer' / 'The Marvels of Rigomer' a French corruption of an Irish name.