'Exquisite . . . Angela Carter goes feral with Ursula K. Le Guin' (Jay Griffiths): a beautifully illustrated novel rooted in fantasy and folklore, set in a post-apocalyptic California
Sylvia V. Linsteadt is a writer and artist based in California.
Her collection of stories, The Gray Fox Epistles, won the James D.
Phelan Literary Award from the San Francisco Foundation in 2014.
Her other books include The Wild Folk – which was nominated for the
2019 CILIP Carnegie Medal – The Wild Folk Risingand Our Lady of the
Dark Country. @WildTalewort
Rima Staines is an artist living in Devon, UK. She is the
co-founder of Hedgespoken, a travelling storytelling theatre and
small press. Rima has exhibited paintings internationally, and her
artwork has appeared on books, magazines and record covers on both
sides of the Atlantic. @tilsamka
"Exquisite: Angela Carter gone feral with Ursula Le Guin. It is
like a folk tale, but seen in its tattered shreds, glimpsed, but
then utterly realised in language. It makes me glow; it makes my
fur rise."
*Jay Griffiths*
"Lavishly illustrated by Rima Staines, this is a slow tale of a
wild girl in a savage and lost land. Haunting and weird . . . we're
looking forward to seeing it on our shelves."
*Starburst*
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