“Stories beyond time.”
– Where Legends Live
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Step into the imaginative world of author Rhuddem Gwelin creator of immersive fantasy tales inspired by Camelot, Merlin, Shakespeare, and the mysteries of human existence.
Explore a powerful series of stories woven through history, mythology, environmental reflection, and timeless adventure.
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Rhuddem Gwelin has been addicted to Merlin and the legend of Camelot much of her life but has only recently begun writing novels where Merlin is the main character and lives several lives throughout the centuries. The novels are based on documented historical events but have a touch of magic in them. The five books in the series are featured below, starting with Protecting Cheesyfee, the first written and published.
"With so many versions of the Arthurian legend out there, you'd think you already know it all. However, this book uncovers so much more, in a depth that will make you fall for the characters, most of all for Merlin. I very much enjoyed the perspectives on Guinevere's role, the equality of the round table and on the religions (the puzzlement of the pagans in Britain about the strange and cruel new Christian beliefs is wonderfully rendered)."
— Nina
"A huge fan of the Arthurian legends, myths and fiction, at age 13 I had delved into the wonderful Mist of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley. There is something about this era, the Avalon Priestesses, the Druids, wonderful and Brave Arthur and the Knights of Camelot; but most especially dearest Merlin (Emrys the Welsh Tongue) Rhuddems gorgeous novel brings us back to these most beloved Characters and the adventures and stories she has created have heart, adventure, intrigue and most importantly help you feel the magic! I am so looking forward to starting book 2!"
About Rhuddem Gwelin
Rhuddem Gwelin is a retired teacher of English and history in an adult community school.
She has lived in Sweden for more than fifty years, the last twenty-two years in Hallonbergen, a suburb of Stockholm.
She has had a life-long interest in Camelot and Merlin as well as deep concern for the environment and world society. She began writing Protecting Cheesyfee just before retiring and soon realised that she would have to go back and tell the story from the beginning. Thus The Nature of Things, The Wrathful Traveller, An Isle Full of Noises, and the Rumbling Echoes of the Elusive Seeds of Time, came into being.
The covers of all five volumes are of paintings by her husband, the late artist Hal Berglund.
Rhuddem has also written the book Shakespeare Calling under the name of Ruby Jand. Spoiler: Merlin and Shakespeare meet in An Isle Full of Noises.
