The Sorceress who waits, the Beast who bars the path, the star that never perishes, the Broken Tower where the last answer lies. They fled to the White City after the sea rose to destroy the unfinished circle of stones. Now the Old Gods stir once again and a young man sets off in search of the knowledge that may bind the Gods and be the salvation of his people.

Journey to Aprilioth

KERNAGHAN, Eileen

Literature & Fiction

Naeri, the only survivor of her tribe, lives by her wits. Then she is captured by the horse-lords who have supplanted her people. She seems destined for a life of slavery -- but the Mother watches over her own. Naeri can hear the voices of the stones; her birthgift is geomancy, the earth-magic. It is Naeri who who guides the building of the great stone circle. A Great Chief thinks it will stand eternal testament to his might, but Naeri knows the circle will harness the forces of earth and sky . It can be used to destroy the horse-lords and restore the rule of the witchfolk....The Sarsen Witch is the third volume in the award-winning Grey Isles trilogy, which also includes Journey to Aprilioth and Songs from the Drowned Lands.

The Sarsen Witch

Genre Fiction

The Grey Isles are doomed when ambitious sorcerers call up the destructive Lords of Chaos

Songs From the Drowned Lands

United States

The upper left-hand corner: A writer's guide for the Northwest

Madrona Publishers

"I recommend this book to you. It is a book of poetry whose authorship is plural, but I hesitate to call it an anthology because of certain conventions which the mention of the term causes the reader to expect. This is a book whose mythic spectrum is broad. I took on the project as editor because the body of work presented to me by the publisher and the five poets was various, superb, and challenging. See what you think."—J. Michael Yates

Light Like a Summons

Choo, Mary

Fridel, Margaret

Poetry

Ronsdale Press

Winner of the 2001 Aurora Award for Best Long Form Work in English!
In this reworking of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale, the magical worlds of Saami shamanism and the Kalevala coexist with the polite Victorian society of nineteenth-century Scandanavia. At a time when traditional faith is challenged by modern science, the old pagan gods still haunt the northern forests. Kernaghan blends fantasy and historical realism to create an enchanting, provocative story that will inspire readers of all ages.

The Snow Queen

Children's Books

Thistledown Press

The Alchemist’s Daughter will pull you from whatever you are supposed to be doing into Sidonie’s fortunes, and hold you there cover to cover.Marked by high adventure, and delicious language, Kernaghan’s use of real historical figures like Dr. John Dee, Lady Mary Herbert, Sir Philip Sidney and William Shakespeare, blended with original fictional characters are a powerful mix, while her impeccable research allows you to learn something of an age that has long held a spell over contemporary readers.

The Alchemist_s Daughter

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Dance of the Snow Dragon is an engrossing tale of spiritual develpment and magical wonder set in the Buddhist enclaves of the Himalayas. &quotKernaghan unwinds this tale with powerful force and tight control." Quill & Quire.

Dance of the Snow Dragon

Teen & Young Adult

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