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This is a beautiful book.

From the stuff of water and mud and flesh and time and words, Veglahn crafts a genesis story that both explains and opens a mystery.

Summers, Ken 18 September 2009.

You have to put out there yeah.

Like these works — and I am well aware of what it is I am implying: Veglahn is a brilliant writer and this is a brilliant book — The Mayflies is full of mystery and illumination, fear and hope, the very dark and the very light.

The ladies' story along with their ghost story is told in a chapter of the 2009 book, Queer Hauntings: True Tales of Gay and Lesbian Ghosts by Ken Summers.

They "improved" Plas Newydd in the with Welsh oak panelling, pointed arches, stained glass windows, and an extensive library, in which they received their many guests.

Putting their plan into motion, they undertook a picturesque tour of the Welsh countryside, eventually settling in North.

Brideoake writes that their relationship was celebrated by other people as a form of mourning the relationships that they could not form.