Cornish Language
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Books written in Cornish laguage, Anglo-Cornish and Cornish dialect. See also our more general Cornish category which includes books written in English.
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Termynyow a Dheu | Coming Times
Cornish / Kernewek, Cornish Language, Language, Poetry, Translated poetry £7.99Here are new Cornish legends, in elegant Celtic verse with fluent English translations
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This book is about the surviving graphic evidence of how the Cornish communicated and shaped their cultural identity before the modern world
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A poem in Cornish
Tim Saunders has brought us a poem of love and loss in which myth strives to give shape to unbearable memory.
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Out of stockThus Es Et includes dialect writing from authors, playwrights, poets, storytellers, mimics, performers, and recorders from the late 18th century to the present day. The impressive list of contributors emphasises the importance of Cornish dialect and the need to preserve it for future generations.
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A Worm’s Folly is the fullest collection of poetry in the Cornish language to date by Mick Paynter, whose Bardic name, Skogynn Pryv – Worm’s Fool – gives the book its title. Paynter writes in a variety of forms – touching and humorous, polemical and angry – and with a deep affection for Cornwall and the Cornish language. The poems are accompanied by parallel translations into English. Also included in the collection are a number of translations into Cornish from other sources – English, Yiddish and Breton poems, Blues songs – showing the versatility of the language.
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Foreword by Bernard Deacon
This anthology brings together for the first time in one collection the riches of Anglo-Cornish poetry from the Renaissance to the the twentieth century.
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With a history of the Cornish revival by Amy Hale
Foreword by Bobi Jones
Tim Saunders has gathered together more than a hundred poems from a variety of sources – magazines, books and manuscripts – to give us the first ever survey of poetry in the Cornish language from 1850 until 1980.
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This collection contains most of Tim Saunders’ poetry in Cornish to date. The poems are accompanied by the author’s own prose translations into English.
