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Just to clarify, you should be able to purchase the paperback of ‘Shadows of the Trees’ from Monday 30th November, online or via your local bookshop; the eBook will be a little longer. Meanwhile why not buy ‘Perian’s Journey’ in either format if you are not already involved in the world of Skorn?

SHADOWS OF THE TREES PUBLISHED!

NEW from Eluth Publishing; ‘Shadows of the Trees,’ by Sue Bridgwater and Alistair McGechie. Order online or through your local bookshop. ISBN 9780992747282

Shadows of the Trees

will be ready for publication within the next two weeks.  Get ready!

Where will ‘Shadows of the Trees’ take you?

Praise for Perian’s Journey

This is a very enjoyable novella. As some of the other reviews have noted, it’s more in the style of a saga or fairy tale than the typical novelistic mode, and there are several particularly excellent episodes (my favourite is the tale of two brothers right at the start, but the story of Princess Sorrow comes a close second). This mode tends to be more concise, and there is a very great deal to find within these slim covers. The book does a particularly good job of painting mind-images, and encapsulated a theme or a moment in an image or event. – Nelson Goering, on Amazon

A therapeutic fairytale… I could not put this down, the writing is just beautiful, it is well thought out, well planned and full of magic. The character of Perian has flaws that are very human and extremely relatable, yet, ultimately, he is on his own hero’s journey, he returns to his call time and again, including the ultimate journey, meeting, confronting and coming to peace with his own fears.
Thank you for this writing, it moved me a great deal… thoroughly recommended. – Amazon Customer

Perian’s Journey fits neatly into a tradition of myth and fantasy, with echoes from Arthurian legend, fairy tale, and Tolkien-era fantasy that allude to its precursors without ever falling prey to cliché or outright imitation. Shiloh Carroll; in Mythprint.

Wizards and dragons be here but the Hero’s quest is ultimately one of heart and mind where Perian finds, forgets and remembers, through a process of inexorable change, both who he is and what matters most. stephenkingfan; on Amazon

Some previews of Shadows of the Trees.