
THE GOLDEN HEART
THE STORY OF THE SORCERER’S SONS AND THE TWO PRINCESSES OF JAPAN
GRIMAÇON
THE DOVECOTE
THE PEACOCK’S TAIL
THE PELICAN
THE CHERRY TREES
JACK FROST A STORY FOR VERY LITTLE CHILDREN
A restless boy lies awake on a creaking fishing boat, staring at the night‑splattered sea and wondering why sleep eludes him. When a great, glowing fish surfaces and offers a daring invitation, the boy clings to the creature’s tail and plunges into the cold, crystal water. Together they race past distant ships, tangled kelp, and dancing auroras, turning an ordinary night into a dazzling underwater odyssey.
The duo soon reaches a stark, sun‑baked rock where a solitary woman in a black robe watches the horizon, accompanied only by a massive, ominous cormorant. The boy’s questions rise as the fish hints at hidden histories and forgotten secrets locked within the silent stone. The tale balances playful curiosity with a gentle reminder that some mysteries are best approached with wonder rather than haste.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (212K characters)
Release date
2024-07-04
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1863–1946
Best known for the historical novel Flemington and for poetry in Scots, this Scottish writer brought the voices and landscapes of Angus vividly onto the page. Her work moves easily between lyric tenderness, regional speech, and a deep feel for Scottish history.
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