Ás a' Chamhanaich - Macleòid, Aonghas

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Résumé :
Creutairean draoidheil is daonnail, saoghalan c?ineach is aithnichte, fantasachd le fiamh uabhais. Sgr?obte 'sa Gh?idhlig, tha dusan sgeulachdan ghoirid 'sa chiad nobhail grafaig aig dealbhadair-sgr?obhadair Aonghas Mac Le?id ? Ceap Breatainn. Tha buaidh nan seann sgeulachdan, eachdraidh is seann chreideamhan a bhuineas do na G?idheil agus mac-meanma an ?ghdair ri 'm faighinn ann an gach sgeul. Air an tarraing ann an dubh is geal. Creatures magical and human, worlds strange and familiar, fantasy and a touch of horror. This debut graphic novel from Cape Breton author-artist Angus MacLeod, written in Gaelic, is a collection of a dozen short tales. The stories are inspired by old tales, history and ancient beliefs belonging to the Gaels and the author's imagination. Illustrated in black and white.

Biographie:
Rugadh is thogadh Aonghas MacLe?id ann an C?bh Anndra Ceap Breatainn, far a bheil e fhathast a' fuireach. Th?inig a mhuinntir ? Le?dhas agus ?s na Hearadh. Tha e air a bhith ann an grunn de dh' fhiolmaichean G?idhlig, Faire Chaluim Mhic Le?id 'nam measg. Tha e 'g obair a nis le Explore Gaelic a' teagasg na G?idhlig air loidhne. C?rdaidh e ris a bhith ri gh?irneilearachd 's ri obair mu 'n cuairt air a' bhaile fearainn a bh' aig a ph?rantan 's tha e ro mheasail air ?rain G?idhlig.Angus MacLeod was born and raised in Goose Cove, Cape Breton where he still lives. His ancestors came from Lewis and Harris. He has appeared in several Gaelic films including Faire Chaluim Mhic Le?id. He works now for Explore Gaelic, teaching Gaelic online. He enjoys gardening and working around the farm that he grew up on and has a great appreciation of Gaelic songs.