just like their great-grandfather
Gáspár understands what it’s like to be an outcast
interviews with major players
Serpentine country roads dotted with farmstands
Weir's ambition is fueled by his obsessive fascination with a young Irish indentured servant named Brigit
The Winter Goddess Format:Paperback just like their great-grandfatherA goddess is cursed to endlessly live and die as a mortal until she understands the value of human life, in this inventive, moving reimagining of Irish mythology. Cailleach, goddess of winter, was not born to be a blight on humanity, but she became one. She would say with scorn that it was their own fault: mortals were selfish, thoughtless, and destructive, bringing harm to each other and the earth without cause or qualms. One day, Cailleach goes too