Truth Against the World

"Truth Against the World" by Mary-Ann Constantine examines the intriguing life of Iolo Morganwg, a key figure in Britain's 18th-century literary scene. Published by University of Wales Press in 2007 and spanning 178 pages, this hardback edition sheds light on the era's fascination with literary forgery. Constantine uncovers the unexpected connections and influences surrounding Morganwg, Britain's most notable Romantic forger, whose significant contributions often remain overlooked. Through meticulous research, the author delves into Morganwg's profound beliefs pertaining to truth—spanning historical, literary, and religious dimensions. This compelling exploration is not only a vital addition to the history of literature but also engages readers in discussions about authenticity and creativity. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts of literary criticism and historical narratives alike, "Truth Against the World" invites readers to re-evaluate the complexities of Morganwg's legacy and the broader implications of forgery in literature.