Re·ceyt  (rĭ-sēt')   middle English, noun
1. a. the act of receiving; b. something which is received
2.  a recipe

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Ceridwen – immortalized in Welsh mythology as a witch, a sorceress, and a hag – is honored and worshiped today as a goddess by countless people around the world. The enigmatic Ceridwen is credited with having created the great Welsh bard Taliesin, through the brewing of a magical cauldron of inspiration.

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Now, in his novel, “Receyt of Awen”, Forest Jones takes us back to the birth of this goddess and reveals details of Her life heretofore hidden between the brief lines of the original manuscripts. The mesmerizing tale is the result of a weft of other-world experience woven on a warp of historical fact and traditional myth.